>just like how in the southern U.S., every soda is called "Coke" even if it's a Pepsi.
Blasphemy. Atlanta can have their "Coke". Us North Carolinians drink Pepsi (born 1893 in New Bern, NC).
And to your point:
>The latter costs roughly 5 times more than the former! Either this is unbridled hyperbole... or else money is no object at your company, and it's weird that you were evaluating GitLab in the first place.
Never underestimate the ability of enterprises to over pay for a product despite the existence of cheaper, and arguably better solutions.
Blasphemy. Atlanta can have their "Coke". Us North Carolinians drink Pepsi (born 1893 in New Bern, NC).
And to your point:
>The latter costs roughly 5 times more than the former! Either this is unbridled hyperbole... or else money is no object at your company, and it's weird that you were evaluating GitLab in the first place.
Never underestimate the ability of enterprises to over pay for a product despite the existence of cheaper, and arguably better solutions.