Reviews praise GitHub as the default hub for version control, collaboration, and CI/CD, with Actions, PR workflows, and a thriving community frequently cited. Makers of

JetBrains

Welltory

, and

Polar

endorse it as the backbone of their workflows. Founders of TestSprite highlight dependable PR checks and merge-blocking via Actions; Omnia’s makers cite reliable, familiar workflows; Walme Wallet’s team values transparency and rigorous reviews for security. Common critiques: steep onboarding, occasionally slow or pricey Actions, and messy org permissions. Overall, a reliable, extensible choice for teams of any size.

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Pros

collaboration tools (99)

version control (76)

open-source community (40)

pull requests (36)

issue tracking (30)

GitHub Actions (28)

code hosting (27)

repository management (27)

CI/CD integration (25)

Git integration (17)

Cons

steep learning curve (6)

complex interface (5)

performance issues (2)

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Most Informative

•3 reviews

Makes collaboration way easier with features like pull requests and issue tracking, automates workflows a lot. Platform's interface is intuitive, it's hard to imagine working on projects without it.

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1yr ago

•1 review

I've been using your service for almost 6 years, and I'd say this is best (and most popular of couse) option on it's field. Great to see also latest innovations like copilot and beta features.

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4 views2yr ago

used

GitHub

to build Everywhere

•4 reviews

Used for open-source collaboration, version control, and community contributions. We host our repo publicly so anyone can fork, star, and contribute new ideas.

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4mo ago

used

GitHub

to build PromptURLs

•8 reviews

The standard for version control and open source. Since PromptURLs is an open-source project, GitHub is the natural home for the repo, issues, and community contributions.

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14d ago

•6 reviews

One of the few platforms where I'd give 5/5. Properly stores your code using git. Barely noticed any downtime. Works like a charm!

What's great

Git integration (17)

What needs improvement

performance issues (2)

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1yr ago

used

GitHub

to build EXPOSE

•19 reviews

EXPOSE's code is not only hosted on GitHub, but also uses a number of features such as WebHooks (for access authorisation when adding a star to a repository, etc.) and GitHub Sponsors.

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1yr ago

used

GitHub

to build OutyPlay

•8 reviews

GitHub aids OutyPlay's development by providing robust tracking through milestones, helping us plan and deliver features effectively.

What's great

project management (13)issue tracking (30)

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2yr ago

•1 review

An essential tool when you are a dev or any tech! Very good documentation. Good community. I love the "insights" tab! One tiny thing: customer support is quite slow (but they answer!)

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3yr ago

used

GitHub

to build Springfield Oracle

•3 reviews

Open source and living on GitHub. The entire database is a single JSON file — anyone can submit a pull request, fork it, or contribute a prediction. That's the point.

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3 views11d ago

•2 reviews

GitHub is an invaluable tool. Its collaborative features and version control system have greatly enhanced our team's ability to track, manage, and test code changes effectively

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2yr ago

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