At some point (now? before?) they'll start to hit feature parity with the market leader (github, presumably) and the releases are bound to be significantly less exciting.
1. When I am already logged in gitlab and I go to gitlab.com, it shows me the landing page and doesn't automatically show me the dashboard.
2. I do not get notifications from the projects that I follow, I get only the "todos". Either this, or I haven't figured out the notification part.
3.The UI is good, but it can have some improvements. I can not put my finger on it, but Github's UI/UX feels more approachable than Gitlab's.
Also, on the landing page itself if you can have a login form like Facebook does, it'll be a small but great change.
1. This shouldn't happen. Can you please create an issue?
2. What things would you like to see? We have an email on push that we can maybe extend.
3. We just hired a UX researcher but we're open to suggestions.
4. Should be solved with 1
2. I want to get notifications as in Facebook/Quora notifications or even github's would be fine
3.If you give me your email, I'll use gitlab and email you about concrete things, I can't yet put a finger to my abstract thoughts.
4. I want a login page in the home page itself, I do not want to be redirected to /login. This is not related to #1
3. Please email sarah@ company domain with a link to this comment. Thanks for helping
3. I will send you the email later, one or two days. I am currently writing an intro book to VueJS. As soon as I finish it, I'll shoot you an email. (https://github.com/thewhitetulip/intro-to-vuejs/ only one chapter is written yet)
It was quite clear it was github's turn to play catch up earlier this year when gitlab published its issue board and github made one a few months later.