Customer Reviews (10)
Nate G.
Streamlined our CI/CD workflow
Our dev team was drowning in merge conflicts and disorganized CI/CD pipelines, which slowed down releases for months. GitLab's integrated approach helped us streamline everything from code review to deployment in one place, cutting our merge conflicts by half and speeding up delivery times significantly. Having all tools connected really made a difference in keeping everyone on the same page.
Lysander W.
Improving with time
Started using GitLab about 5 years ago, and it’s definitely grown on me. The interface has improved a lot, especially with the CI/CD pipelines becoming much more reliable and easier to configure. It’s not perfect, but it keeps getting better with every update, which makes it a solid choice for long-term projects.
Elijah T.
Seamless team collaboration
Our team of about 12 switched to GitLab after the boss insisted we try it for better code review and project tracking. Getting everyone on board took a couple weeks since some of us were used to other tools, but now collaboration feels way smoother and merging changes is less of a headache. The built-in CI/CD has saved us loads of time and the whole process just feels more integrated overall.
Geoffrey H.
Smooth transition, great teamwork
Our team of about 12 made the switch to GitLab last year, and honestly, the transition went smoother than I expected. Getting everyone on board was mostly just a matter of showing how intuitive the merge request system is for code reviews, which really helped with collaboration. The built-in CI/CD pipelines saved us a ton of time setting up separate tools, and now it feels like everything’s in one place. Our project tracking also improved since everyone can see what’s happening without jumping between apps.
Flynn S.
Best all-in-one dev platform
Switched from GitHub and Bitbucket and honestly, GitLab just clicks better for how my team works. The integrated CI/CD pipelines actually save us a ton of time, and setting up runners felt way less painful compared to the other two. Sometimes the UI can feel a bit cluttered, but overall, it’s a solid all-in-one place that just gets the job done without juggling a bunch of tools.
Tanguy S.
Solid with minor quirks
GitLab’s been solid for managing all my projects, and the built-in CI stuff actually works pretty smooth. Sometimes the interface feels a bit clunky tho.
Francis M.
Great all-in-one DevOps tool
Switched from GitHub and tried Bitbucket before settling on GitLab because its built-in CI/CD pipelines just work seamlessly for our projects. The interface feels a bit cluttered at times, but the all-in-one approach beats juggling multiple tools.
Zara G.
Smooth switch for our team
Our team of 8 switched over to GitLab last year, and honestly, getting everyone on board wasn't as painful as I expected. The merge request system really sped up our code reviews, and it’s nice having everything—issues, CI, and repos—in one place. Occasionally the interface feels a bit clunky, but overall it’s made collaboration way smoother.
Edmund H.
Streamlined Our Code Reviews
Our team kept losing track of merge requests and code reviews, causing delays. GitLab’s integrated pipeline and review system finally brought everything into one place, making collaboration way smoother and faster.
Sarah R.
Solid all-in-one tool
GitLab’s been a solid tool for managing my projects without much hassle. I really like how everything’s integrated, from repo hosting to CI/CD, makes life easier. Sometimes the interface feels a bit cluttered and takes a moment to get used to, but overall it’s reliable and does the trick. Definitely worth checking out if you want a one-stop setup.