What do you need in order to thrive? From fewer delays in the development process to early detection of security vulnerabilities, we want to identify what you need to move ideas into action.

GitLab 11.7 shipped with Releases, Multi-level Child Epics, and NPM Registry!

You now have even more choices when configuring an email server for your self-managed GitLab instance

We move quickly, always with an eye to the future, but let's take a moment to look back on how GitLab CI/CD has evolved in the past six months.

Dev leads, we feel you. Here's a deep dive into our interviews with development team leads, and the new persona they informed.

Here's some insight into our approach to improving a key enterprise capability for GitLab.com, SSO.

This version resolves regressions and bugs in 11.6.4

The popular dog-walking app is rolling out new features faster and with more confidence as they adopt GitLab for more of their DevOps workflows.

Today we are releasing versions 11.6.4, 11.5.7, and 11.4.14 for GitLab Community Edition (CE) and Enterprise Edition (EE).

These versions contain an important security fix, and we strongly recommend that all GitLab installations be upgraded to one of these versions immediately.

Git can be useful for more than just coding and operations. It can help you run your entire business – here's how we do it.

The first Hackathon in 2019 for the GitLab community will take place on February 12-13.

Take a look at the highlight reel from 2018 – from landing $100M in funding to welcoming a host of great open source projects to GitLab.

Marie Hargitt from Marker.io shares how product teams can empower colleagues to report actionable issues in GitLab, without driving developers crazy.

GitLab is available in many languages, but there's always more translation work to be done. Here's how you can contribute to translating GitLab.