Reviewers largely see GitHub as the default place to manage code, collaborate, and learn from open-source work. The most repeated praise centers on pull requests, issue tracking, integrations, and especially Actions for automating tests, builds, and deployments. Makers of

TestSprite

and

Thesys

specifically credit its PR, Actions, issue, and contribution workflows. Complaints are narrower but consistent: beginners face a real learning curve, advanced settings and permissions can feel messy, support is weak, and Actions can be slow or costly at scale.

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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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used

GitHub

to build Lingoedit 2.0

•3 reviews

How We Use It: GitHub is our primary platform for version control and code collaboration. We use it to host our code repositories, manage branches, and facilitate code reviews. Pull requests and issues help us track changes and bug reports efficiently. Why We Love It: GitHub’s robust version control system ensures our codebase remains clean and organized. The collaborative features allow multiple developers to work on the same project without conflicts, and the integration with CI/CD pipelines enhances our deployment process. The community support and extensive documentation are also invaluable resources.

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community support (5)collaboration tools (99)version control (76)pull requests (36)issue tracking (30)CI/CD integration (25)code hosting (27)documentation (6)

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used

GitHub

to build Nuelink

•3 reviews

GitHub is where we manage the progress of Nuelink, repositories and everything.

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repository management (27)

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used

GitHub

to build Eclipse: Digital Wallet

•6 reviews

Projects feature helped us to keep on track with our tasks and collaborate!

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project management (13)collaboration tools (99)

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1yr ago

used

GitHub

to build Taskia

•4 reviews

Initially, with just two of us, we could afford to be lax about code control. However, as we made the strategic decision to grow our team and accelerate our work, it became evident that we needed a more structured approach to code version control. This is where Git hub stepped in and made a significant difference for us.

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version control (76)

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1yr ago

used

GitHub

to build Frontend AI

•5 reviews

Most of our development team collaboration happens on GitHub.

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collaboration tools (99)

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1yr ago

used

GitHub

to build Cellular Speed Tests

•3 reviews

The entire codebase is on GitHub and deployment is run automatically through automations.

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1yr ago

used

GitHub

to build shovel

•3 reviews

Github is a necessity for creating software and maintaining changes.

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1yr ago

used

GitHub

to build Gowebly

•4 reviews

My trouble-free service, which has become the home of the OSS community.

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1yr ago

used

GitHub

to build Dashwave 1.0

•11 reviews

Same story as ChatGPT. From 10X to 20X speed, Copilot has nailed the job.

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GitHub Copilot (16)

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1yr ago

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•1 review

I have been using GitHub for years and can confidently say that it has had a significant impact on my development process. GitHub has made it so much easier for me to collaborate with other developers and manage my code repositories, so now all my code is stored there.

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