How innersourcing can help your security team
Security is a major concern during the development process — innersourcing can help. Read on
3 Ways CI/CD helps your team
CI/CD frees up your team to spend their time on developing features customers want.
Why collaboration tools matter more than ever
Nearly two-thirds of developers say that chat and collaboration tools are integral to their everyday work. Here’s why.
Complete, but never finished/:/ Review Apps
Find out how we used a continuous approach to release Review Apps early and improve on it in small iterations.
Invite your engineers to talk business. Here's why.
Traditionally, engineers may have been shielded from the "business parts" of the organization. In today’s technology landscape, that’s no longer a viable option.
The secret to developer happiness? Use better tools
The way developers work has changed, and they’re opting to leave behind outdated tools.
Continuous integration: A tool developers expect
77% of developers say Continuous Integration is integral to their everyday work – we break down what that means.
GitLab and Gravitational discuss Kubernetes
Is Kubernetes the way forward? We chatted to Ev Kontsevoy, CEO of Gravitational and unofficial Kubernetes cheerleader, to get the lowdown
Global Developer Survey reveals need for more collaborative workflows
New survey examines how modern developers prefer to work.
30 Fundraising Tips from the CEO
30 fundraising tips from GitLab CEO Sid Sijbrandij
What Founders Ask Founders About Getting Into Y Combinator
5 questions a founder asked our founder about applying to YC!
Security Webcast with Yubico
GitLab and Yubico discuss security best practices for Git users.
Using GitLab Labels
Learn how Brian uses GitLab Labels for his workflow
Trends in Version Control Land: Microservices
The benefits and drawbacks of microservices and how to decide if it is right for your team.
Release Early, Release Often
Let’s explore the rise of releasing early and often!
GitLab is open core, GitHub is closed source
We think of ourselves as an open source company. But today paxcoder on Hacker News rightly remarked that calling it an open core company is more accurate.