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Seems like github will be more stable. Also, I think it has nicer integration features (Fork Queue). On the other hand, Codaset have better tickets/milestones support. Both are good at visualizing things like repo or changesets.
It's really a toss up between codaset and github. I use github personally, but don't really see a reason to switch. What does github give us that codaset doesn't? And on the flipside, does codaset give us anything that github doesn't?