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Compare NuGet and Sonatype Nexus Repository 
- Users report that Sonatype Nexus Repository excels in Code Analysis with a score of 8.8, while NuGet falls significantly behind at 6.0. Reviewers mention that Nexus's ability to analyze code for quality and compliance is a standout feature that enhances development workflows.
- Reviewers mention that both products score equally in Package Tracking with a perfect score of 9.0, indicating that users appreciate the robust tracking capabilities offered by both Sonatype Nexus Repository and NuGet.
- Users on G2 highlight that Sonatype Nexus Repository offers superior Integration capabilities with a score of 9.0 compared to NuGet's 8.2. Reviewers say that Nexus's seamless integration with CI/CD tools is a significant advantage for teams looking to streamline their development processes.
- G2 users report that Sonatype Nexus Repository's Vulnerability Checks score of 7.5 outshines NuGet's 6.4, with reviewers mentioning that Nexus provides more comprehensive security features to identify and mitigate vulnerabilities in packages.
- Users say that NuGet performs better in Package Access Control with a score of 8.8 compared to Nexus's 8.5. Reviewers mention that NuGet's access control features are user-friendly and effective for managing permissions across teams.
- Reviewers mention that Sonatype Nexus Repository's Automation capabilities score 8.7, while NuGet's score of 7.7 indicates room for improvement. Users report that Nexus's automation features help reduce manual tasks, making it a preferred choice for teams focused on efficiency.
The two most helpful things are, you can always create a NuGet repository locally and manage your dll(s) you can layout automated build pipelines(CI/CD) without thinking about your assemblies. It automatically resolve all dependency from package.config file...
I have nothing to complain about regarding that.
It allows us to store, organize, and retrieve artifacts like JAR files, Docker images, npm packages etc. We use its dependency management tools that enable us to define and track dependencies between artifacts, ensuring that the correct versions are used...
nothing to mention i really appreciate the use of this software
The two most helpful things are, you can always create a NuGet repository locally and manage your dll(s) you can layout automated build pipelines(CI/CD) without thinking about your assemblies. It automatically resolve all dependency from package.config file...
It allows us to store, organize, and retrieve artifacts like JAR files, Docker images, npm packages etc. We use its dependency management tools that enable us to define and track dependencies between artifacts, ensuring that the correct versions are used...
I have nothing to complain about regarding that.
nothing to mention i really appreciate the use of this software
