GitHub Reviews and Ratings

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

GitHub is used on different levels in our organisation. From creating and maintaining a pipeline to having version control of internal products that are developed. Maintenance of data products is made easy using this because one can revert back to the old version in case there's a break in the pipeline and so on.

Likelihood to Recommend

Let's say you create a pipeline of ETL. You use GitHub and create the pipeline. You have tested everything on your local environment and now you're ready to push the codes. You test the codes and push them to production to be ready. Now down the line after a few iteration there comes a time when you push a change but that broke the pipeline you can simply just revert back to the old version pretty fast so that there's not a significant amount of damage with the pipeline being broken.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use GitHub as our primary code repository for our own projects and recommended platform for our clients. We are also migrating away from our current project management and tracking tools to leverage GitHub Projects and Issues for all of our roadmap and project planning tools. We have adopted Wiki for documentation and ensured that all of our tooling is repo based for versioning and portability if GitHub ever ceases to be amazing for us.

Likelihood to Recommend

GitHub does repo management really well. The granular and team based user access is very helpful and provides a robust security layer we need without a lot of thought. The project management tools are starting to be really strong with great views for planning needs. Integration into communication tools like slack or teams could be stronger

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use GitHub for the code repository. For all the version tracking, collaborating with multiple developer. We also use GitHub co piolet for development. Different version tracking is really helpful when it comes to the back tracking, also bug fixing. We can see where it is changed, who changed, based on the commit message we can say why it was done. Copilot gives a whole new area to play with. so much possibilities.

Likelihood to Recommend

Other that some minor improvement as I mentioned in the previous question, GitHub is a great tool which can be used to transcend your development + code maintenances good experience. It is easy to back track through the changes since the revisions are available. Also we can see what are the available branches, how many I created etc. This also helps to get a overall idea what is going on.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Initially we have started GitHub to manage our Code versioning and code reviews but later with time now we are using GitHub to manage our Infrastructure code as well, and it's used for all CI/CD processes in our organisation. It is integrated with other SaaS platforms like SonarCloud, Terraform Cloud, etc and for our Code Quality Check and for Infra Auto provisioning. Other than that we are also using GitHub for for project management and Issue tracking as well. We have recently started using it for our Artifact management as well. At present this tool is helping us out to manage alomost core DevOps activites at single platform.

Likelihood to Recommend

GitHub is an easy to go tool when it comes to Version Controlling, CI/CD workflows, Integration with third party softwares. It's effective for any level of CI/CD implementation you would like to. Also the the cost of product is also very competitive and affordable. As of now GitHub lacks capabilities when it comes to detailed project management in comparison to tools like Jira, but overall its value for money.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use GitHub to manage all of the repos at our organization. We have teams of developers and also take advantage of the AI offerings available. In addition we leverage GitHub actions for deployment and wikis for documentation.

Likelihood to Recommend

GitHub is the premier service with the most cutting edge features for anyone that needs version control. It's a superior product to its competitors and easier to use. It's integration with both private and public community makes it a one stop shop solution for any developer. It's team management, security and automation integrations with AI are second to none.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

At Qualtrics, GitHub is a core part of our product, support and engineering workflow. It helps us support everything from day-to-day development to deployment, compliance and tracking issues and features. We use it primarily for source control and collaboration across teams, allowing developers to manage code changes, conduct peer reviews, and maintain quality. It also supports issue tracking and documentation, often working alongside tools like Jira, Notion,…to align technical work with broader product goals.

Likelihood to Recommend

I’ve worked with Github my entire career and view it as an essential part. As a Product manager it allows me to keep track of my features, epics, issues and QA. It is easy to set up and integrate with tools such as intercom or notion.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use GitHub for code management, collaboration, project management, and automation.

Likelihood to Recommend

It is well-suited for collaborative development of Dockerized web apps. Very useful for managing open source contributions. Not much suited for managing large-scale enterprise permissions.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

At our organization, GitHub is used as a central platform for source code management, version control and collaboration across Dev and QA teams.

Likelihood to Recommend

1) It is very well suited for CI/CD for automation testing. GitHub actions enable seamless integration. 2) Version control for agile development. Features like branching, pull request and protected main branch are crucial.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

we use it to maintain our source code, use it for cross team and inter team collaboration. Single source of truth and deployments.

Likelihood to Recommend

it has also been a really good tool for collaboration, and in 99% of cases it’s very intuitive

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use GitHub for our code repository, CI/CD and Issue tracking. We have about 50 devs on the system who uses the platform including myself.

Likelihood to Recommend

Several major problems that are forcing us to look at alternatives and move away but the most critical one is that they deleted a user of our account and all the issues that the user created! In my experience, all gone with no explanation. You disable/delete a user, okay fine, but why in the world delete the issues they created that need to be tracked and fixed?

Then, where the heck is your support team? In my experience, it's been over a week and created a ticket but they haven't even acknowledged it. I have replied 4 times to that ticket but they have failed to even say, got it, let us figure out where, in my opinion, GitHub screwed up!