Every Monday we take a step back and look at all the cool stuff that went down during the previous week. Last week was a super busy and exciting week. We had important announcements, exciting new releases, Google’s big event and many more!
It’s been less than a month since the release of 11.0 but GitLab 11.1 is here already with *tons* of new and awesome features. And when I say tons, I mean it! Be prepared for a storm of new features and major improvements coming your way!
GitLab is migrating from Microsoft Azure to the Google Cloud Platform. What tools will they use and why is the migration happening?
It is time for all of us to live the DevOps dream! GitLab 11.0 is here and it brings with it the essence of what DevOps strives to achieve the most: automation!
The GitLab Web IDE is hardly new considering that it was introduced with the beta version in GitLab 10.4. Nonetheless, it was only a couple of days ago that Dimitrie Hoekstra, UX Designer at GitLab, shared some insights into the thought process behind the creation of the Web IDE. Here, we have a closer look at the IDE and the most interesting facts behind its creation.
Our regular programming pub quiz series continues this week with GitLab. Do you know everything there is to know about this open source Git-repo manager for the entire DevOps lifecycle?
It has been a crazy couple of days for the programming community. GitHub’s acquisition by Microsoft has dropped like an atomic bomb creating panic and/or excitement for the new era that rises for not only GitHub, but all the git-based platforms. GitLab appears to be the first to make the most out of this interesting turn of events.
Every Monday we take a step back and take a look at all the cool stuff that went down during the previous week. Another week past, full of amazing tech news! The milestone event of Kubernetes general integration with containerd; the release of Apache Wicket 8; the 10.8 GitLab release and more!
GitLab is here once again to provide developers with efficient, fast and, most importantly, safer ways to deliver code!
GitLab, determined, as always, in getting things done introduces significant additions and some minor improvements in order to make the life of developers easier and more efficient.
The paint has barely dried on GitLab’s last release, but that hasn’t stopped them. GitLab 10.6 comes with all sorts of bells and whistles, including all-new CI/CD support for GitHub and increase Kubernetes support for containerization.
GitLab has come a long way since its initial release in 2011. GitLab 10.4 was released earlier this week and the featured tools look promising.
Choosing a code repository is an important decision. But how can a team make that choice? In this article, Nataliia Kharchenko goes over the pros and cons of each of the three top code repositories.
As the social coding service passes 10 million repositories, co-founder Tom Preston-Werner moves to focus on R&D.
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