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In this blog post I'll guide you through the Todos feature we introduced in GitLab 8.5 and also tell you how this feature came to life.

We're delighted to announce GitLab Swag Shop is now opened! We're starting with essentials: Some nifty t-shirts and stickers.

In our latest webcast, we highlighted the new features in GitLab 8.5. This was a really feature-packed release.

We're delighted to announce that GitLab Community Edition has been accepted as a project for the upcoming Rails Girls Summer of Code.

Gitlab is proud to participate in the Apple TV App Challenge! Apps are the future of TV, and AppLovin aims to cultivate the nascent tvOS dev community.

In order to help to expand these initiatives, we’re offering $500 to any diversity in tech event globally.

On Friday the 22nd, in Tradition in San Francisco we held a party to celebrate our 50th (!!) monthly release of GitLab.

On January 22nd we'll release our 50th monthly release. We want to take this time to celebrate this milestone with GitLab users.

At GitLab we'll tell you to make small merge requests, review and merge often. But in the real world, you have to build a complex feature that requires weeks and thousands of changes.

In this post we'll look at how you can find out about the direction of the project.

January 22nd, 2016 is our 50th consecutive release! To celebrate, we're hosting a happy hour in San Francisco on Friday, January 22, 2016

Today we are announcing two big changes to the GitHost platform and to its plans and pricing.

GitLab has joined Ruby Together as an Emerald member, helping to ensure that everyone who uses Ruby will be able to depend on Bundler, RubyGems.org, and other Ruby infrastructure.

We want to give everyone that loves GitLab the opportunity to help shape its progress and be empowered to do this effortlessly.

Recently we switched to using the on-premises open source Piwik software.