The GitLab team is back with some pretty big news. Starting with the next release 11.6 later this month, GitLab joins the serverless universe with its new project, GitLab Serverless, in collaboration with TriggerMesh. Let’s take a closer look.
As our tech history series winds down, we want to take a moment and focus on a topic that has shaped how code is reviewed and how developers collaborate nowadays. Open your textbooks to chapter 11 – class is in session with the birth and evolution of social coding.
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 very busy one with new releases coming from all around. Most notably, we had Node.js coming out, MicroProfile 2.1 and many more!
GitLab is here with yet another version. GitLab 11.4 brings an extensive list of major updates and improvements as well as a couple of deprecations you should keep in mind.
Java, Java news all around! GitLab 11.3 is here and it brings some major improvements for Java developers, including built-in Maven repositories, Code Owners, and epic forecasting. Let’s dig in!
Every Monday, we take a step back and look at all the cool stuff that went down during the previous week. Here are the top five stories you absolutely need to know about, from Angular betas to GitLab releases, OpenJFX, and more.
GitLab version 11.2 has some great new features, including lots of little improvements that will customize and smooth out your user experience. Let’s see what’s new!
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.
