Customer Reviews (10)
Stephanus V.
Great for code reviews
The code review process on GitHub is really smooth and makes collaboration way easier, especially with the inline comments. However, I find the notifications a bit overwhelming at times, which can make it tricky to keep track of what's important.
Algernon G.
Mixed setup experience
Getting started with GitHub was a bit of a mixed bag for me. Creating an account and setting up a repo was straightforward and didn’t take long, but figuring out more advanced features like branching and pull requests took some trial and error. The documentation helped, but I wished the onboarding was a bit more guided for beginners. Overall, it’s usable but there’s definitely a learning curve if you want to make full use of it.
Ashton M.
Smooth and quick setup
Getting started with GitHub was surprisingly straightforward. The initial setup took me about 20 minutes, mostly because I wanted to explore all the features thoroughly. The onboarding guides are clear and helped me avoid common pitfalls, so the learning curve felt manageable. Honestly, I had the main workflows running in no time, which made collaboration with my team much smoother.
Graham P.
Great for team collaboration
Our team of about 8 uses GitHub for basically all our code collaboration, and it's been a solid tool for keeping everyone on the same page. Getting everyone on board took a few weeks since some folks weren't familiar with git commands, but once the basics clicked, the pull request process really improved how we review each other's work. The integration with our CI/CD pipeline also saved us a lot of manual testing headaches. The only downside is sometimes the interface feels a bit clunky when dealing with large repos, but overall it's been a big help for our workflow.
Nigel G.
Reliable with steady improvements
Started using GitHub about 6 years ago, and it’s come a long way since then. The interface has improved a lot, and features like Actions and security alerts really help streamline my workflow. Sometimes the notifications can get a bit overwhelming, but overall it’s been a solid tool for managing projects.
Edwin H.
Saved us from merge madness
We were constantly running into merge conflicts that slowed down our workflow and caused frustration among the team. GitHub's pull request system made it way easier to review code changes and catch conflicts early, which saved us a ton of headaches and kept projects moving smoothly.
Teresa F.
Improved team collaboration
Our team of about 10 started using GitHub to keep our projects in sync, and once everyone got the hang of pull requests, collaboration really improved. It was a bit of a challenge at first getting everyone comfortable with branching, but after a couple of weeks, it became the go-to place for sharing work and reviewing code. The transparency has definitely helped catch issues earlier.
Reuben S.
Solved our merge conflicts
Our small dev team was constantly losing track of changes and running into merge conflicts until we started using GitHub. The way it tracks branches and pull requests made collaboration way smoother, especially since everyone could review code before it went live. It’s not perfect—sometimes the UI feels a bit clunky—but it definitely fixed the biggest headaches we had.
Braxton C.
Saved us from merge chaos
Our team was drowning in messy code merges and constant version conflicts, which made collaborating on projects a nightmare. GitHub's pull request system and clear commit history helped us finally get on the same page and track changes without losing anything. It wasn't perfect—there was a bit of a learning curve for some teammates—but overall it smoothed out our workflow a ton and saved us hours every week.
Diego H.
Effective PRs, cluttered notifications
The pull request interface on GitHub is exactly what our team needed to streamline code reviews—it’s intuitive and makes collaboration smooth. I also really appreciate the integrated issue tracking, as it keeps everything connected in one place. That said, sometimes the notifications can get overwhelming and could use better filtering options. Overall, it’s been a solid tool for managing development with just a bit of room for improvement in notification management.