IT ENGLISH: Research Project Topics - GitHub vs GitLab

What is the purpose of GitHub?

• To provide version control and collaboration tools for software development

• To offer a marketplace for apps and extensions

• To provide a comprehensive set of features for code review

• To allow organizations to control their infrastructure

Which edition of GitLab is open source and free to use?

• GitLab Community Edition (CE)

• GitLab Enterprise Edition (EE)

• Both CE and EE

• None of the above

Which platform offers continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD) capabilities through GitHub Actions?

• GitHub

• GitLab

• Both GitHub and GitLab

• Neither GitHub nor GitLab

Which platform provides a comprehensive set of features including built-in CI/CD pipelines and integrated project management tools?

• GitHub

• GitLab

• Both GitHub and GitLab

• Neither GitHub nor GitLab

Which platform has a cleaner and more intuitive user interface?

• GitHub

• GitLab

• Both GitHub and GitLab

• Neither GitHub nor GitLab

Which platform offers a wider range of third-party integrations and apps?

• GitHub

• GitLab

• Both GitHub and GitLab

• Neither GitHub nor GitLab

Which platform has a built-in CI/CD solution called GitHub Actions?

• GitHub

• GitLab

• Both GitHub and GitLab

• Neither GitHub nor GitLab

Which platform offers the flexibility of self-hosting for organizations that want full control over their infrastructure?

• GitHub

• GitLab

• Both GitHub and GitLab

• Neither GitHub nor GitLab

Which platform is widely used for hosting open-source projects and collaborating with the global developer community?

• GitHub

• GitLab

• Both GitHub and GitLab

• Neither GitHub nor GitLab

Which platform is suitable for organizations that want an integrated DevOps platform with strong CI/CD capabilities?

• GitHub

• GitLab

• Both GitHub and GitLab

• Neither GitHub nor GitLab