GitLab

## Overview So, we've been using GitLab for our development projects and it's been pretty awesome so far. We'd definitely recommend it to other teams and organizations who want a reliable and efficient platform. ## Pros GitLab has loads of integrations and plugins that extend its functionalities. It's perfect for teams, and its CI/CD capabilities streamline the development process and ensure efficient collaboration. We even linked it with Trello for scrum. ## Cons Honestly, I can't think of any! Maybe GitLab and its interface can be a bit overwhelming for beginners who don't need all its features. But hey, this is a professional tool, it's not supposed to be newbie-friendly. Anyway, our team has no problem with that. ## Reasons for Choosing GitLab It provides all the tools you could possibly need for software development and collaborative workflows. ## Reasons for Switching to GitLab Before GitLab, we used other version control platforms. GitLab is just like the others, but more functionality-rich. We now use only GitLab to do things that we used to do using several tools, like source control, continuous integration, deployment, monitoring, real-time communication, wiki function, error and bug tracking, and what not.

A sincere thank you to the GitLab team for providing such a comprehensive DevOps platform. GitLab's integrated CI/CD pipelines, version control, and project management tools have streamlined our development process, enabling us to deliver high-quality software efficiently. Its all-in-one approach has been a game-changer for our team.

Our entire dev cycle runs through GitLab — from repos and merge requests to CI/CD. It’s stable, flexible, and keeps our team workflow smooth and centralized.