Very pretty graphics and a good way to see a complete listing of products they offer.
I fear that GitLab has simply bitten off more than they can chew. They try to implement so many features that many things feel half-baked. Ultimately - those features that aren't finished are useless to paid or enterprise subscribers.
GitHub has been successful because they focused on doing one thing very well. Now that they have established market dominance, they are slowly introducing new features - but in a way that makes them feel like useful pro-level products right away.
I don't know how GitLab recovers from that other than continuing to march forward. If I were them, I would stem the tide of new product introduction and focus on building out what is already there. It's a very ambitious roadmap they have given the number of features they want to implement.
I fear that GitLab has simply bitten off more than they can chew. They try to implement so many features that many things feel half-baked. Ultimately - those features that aren't finished are useless to paid or enterprise subscribers.
GitHub has been successful because they focused on doing one thing very well. Now that they have established market dominance, they are slowly introducing new features - but in a way that makes them feel like useful pro-level products right away.
I don't know how GitLab recovers from that other than continuing to march forward. If I were them, I would stem the tide of new product introduction and focus on building out what is already there. It's a very ambitious roadmap they have given the number of features they want to implement.