Phabricator Reviews

Fully integrated set of tools for development: task tracker, pre- and post-commit code review, repository management, CI integration, chat, scheduling tools, wiki, project management tools, paste, graphics review tools, and many other helpful features. While all the features may look overwhelming at first, the Dashboard tool and extensive setting controls allow you to select, integrate, and display only those features you need.

The file management and time tracking tools could be improved. Feature requests are prioritized only for paying clients; self-hosted clients don't have the same influence over the project. (This makes economic and project-management sense for Phacility, but it can be occasionally frustrating for self-hosted users.)

Phabricator accounts for 98% of our development workflow, and allows us to collaborate with one another and with open source contributors very efficiently.

it have alot of application and it's contain almost all needed for a company to work without too many context switching, it has bug tracking, peer code review is the best, and it's Continuous Integration could be integrated with almost anything

it doesn't have the official support for scrum or sprint, since almost everyone today using this methodology i think phabricator should also provide support for this kind of methodology.

The only thing you need to manage your company and keep your developer busy is phabricator, it helps your developer the most but it's also help almost all of the level of management on your company to improve your product quality.

It solve almost everything you need especialy for developers, it help you with an automated task management while helping you with the automated deployment, it's like shoting 5 bird with a shot.

The ease with which every document can be branched and stored.

Nothing. I'm all phab for a product like Phabricator.

As a phabulous phan of Phabricator, I can vouch for this product without a blink. Phabricator is your perfect tool to store, manage, structure and use it for further use whenever needed. The ease of the product lies in its thought through workflows which are complicated and the simplicity of the user's overall experience.

Documentation - one of the biggest challenges within a growing company. Phabricator takes care of all of it. Every team, every process, every structure, every bug - solved and unsolved, every minutes of the meeting - it's all structured and stored on Phabricator with the right kind of privacy wherever needed.

The best thing about phabricator is that the developers don't take themselves too seriously. For evidence of this, just have a look at https://twitter.com/phabricator

I am a little bit sad that they have implemented serious business mode. That is to say they have mostly eliminated the quirky humor which had pervaded the Phabricator website and user documentation in years past,

I'm the biggest fan of the easy installation on the self-hosted version. There is simply no hassle. The second best is the code review part and the task management.

I don't like that the version upgrades are quite hard. Even when you follow the weekly update schedule.

Really good on code reviews (also a clean UI, compared to e.g. Github), easy for project management and a good and free/open-source all-in-one solution.

It makes you avoid pushing git branches to your origin (server) so there is less clutter on your production-ready code/repository. Also the code reviews forces your team to improve on code quality and communication.

One of the awesome softwares out there in the market for code management. In a way cheaper alternative to the popular Microsoft TFS. Phabricator is loaded with lots of features like version controlling, in built reviewing, sprint management.

The software is very useful for people who are working in Agile methodology. It helps maintaining the sprints/increments in the agile methodology development. One can tag people in the reviews which again is a beautiful feature for people to get notified.

One of the biggest plus points of Phabricator compared to other softwares of its level is, it's a open source!

Nice autocomplete support and ability to tag people for targeted reviews. Helps a lot while reviewing code and bug fixing.

setup does take a bit of time. It is sometimes slow because of background daemons.

code reviewing and bug fixing

Using it for efficient management of code by quick review, ability to tag people. Good interface, simple installation. It is a brilliant platform to facilitate code review.

At first it might take a little time to install. Also it is difficult for a starter to have all these features in dashboard. It can get a bit confusing.

Reviewing code. It has lessened the time to look into code and review it by a community of coders.

Its more like Facebook these days - with the only difference of serious guys around. Some of the pluses of using Phabricator:

1) Suggestions and text completions, allowing you to tag people/task in comments or descriptions.

2) Better and clean interface, easy to add tags/ projects

3) Clean workboard for each project

All necessary UI sticked together so that we don't have to switch to multiple applications to communication various project related features.

* The lack of solid char application means what atleast, long discussions with teammates needs 3rd party application, which means switching application.

* Lack of web-based IDE would be even better

* Easy 3rd party integration like Slack does would be even better.