When it comes to hosting software projects GitHub is second to none. Everything from discovering ...
PR experience and collaborative tools are intuitive and easy to use.
Integrations with other services like Slack and Asana as well as CI/CD tools.
It is ubiquitous so its easy to get help and find people with expertise.
A big community, easy to use and setup, and full integration with 3rd party tools like Composer
Per-seat pricing for teams. Instead of charging you based on the number of users you have you hav...
Pricing model for individuals. It's definitely more geared towards organizations.
The pricing could be more friendly for hobby projects and small teams.
Feels slow at times, especially when moving between PRs and Milestones.
Projects need serious improvement including estimation, dependencies, etc.
GitHub is free for most individual and public, open-source use. GitHub's free plan includes unlimited public and private repositories with unlimited collaborators, 2,000 actions minutes per month and 500MB packages storage on private repos, with community support.
GitHub's paid plains are aimed at teams with advanced features:
See everything that's happened across your repositories from GitHub's dashboard.
Browse through code files and add edits online in GitHub.
Compare changes inside GitHub pull requests.
Looking for SaaS that doesn't accept credit card/debit card/paypal payments- only wire transfers/ACH.
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