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bojovs 2018/11/18
gitlab

remote_work
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Why we use Ruby on Rails to build GitLab
When our Co-founder and Engineering Fellow Dmitriy Zaporozhets decided to build GitLab, he chose to do it with Ruby on Rails, despite working primarily in PHP at the time. GitHub, a source of inspiration for GitLab, was also based on Rails, making it a logical pick considering his interest in the framework. GitLab CEO Sid Sijbrandij thinks his co-founder made a good choice: "It's worked out really
bojovs 2018/11/10
gitlab

rails
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GitLab 11.4 released with Merge Request Reviews and Feature Flags
GitLab 11.4 Release GitLab 11.4 released with Merge Request Reviews and Feature Flags GitLab 11.4 released with Merge Request Reviews, Feature Flags, Git protocol v2, and much more! We're excited to announce the release of GitLab 11.4 with incredible updates to help teams work together more efficiently. Most teams adopting DevOps are focused on shortening cycle time, so improvements that reduce wa
bojovs 2018/10/23
gitlab
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GitLab Frontend and VueJS at GitLab
The document presents a talk by Fatih Acet, a senior frontend engineer at GitLab, discussing GitLab's frontend development using Vue.js and its evolution from various techno logies. GitLab is an open-source software development tool aimed at streamlining the DevOps lifecycle, which has transitioned to Vue.js for its smaller size, speed, and ease of learning. Future plans include creating a design s
bojovs 2018/10/20
gitlab

vue.js

slide
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GitLab Design System
Get started Figma guides Resources Glossary Repository Foundations Color Typography Spacing Layout Border Elevation Animation Iconography Illustration Tailwind utilities Components Badge âš ï¸ Banner Breadcrumb Broadcast message Buttons Card Collapse Dashboard panel Drawer Dropdown Form elements Infinite scroll Label Link Modal Pagination Path Popover Progress bar Skeleton loader Socks Spinner Steppe
bojovs 2018/10/20
gitlab

design
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Come on in! Drupal is moving to GitLab
bojovs 2018/08/18
gitlab

drupal
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bojovs 2018/08/17
gitlab
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How GitLab switched to Headless Chrome for testing
GitLab recently switched from PhantomJS to headless Chrome for both our frontend tests and our RSpec feature tests. In this post we will detail the reasons we made this transition, the challenges we faced, and the solutions we developed. We hope this will benefit others making the switch. We now have a truly accurate way to test GitLab within a real, modern browser. The switch has improved our abi
bojovs 2018/08/13
gitlab

phantom.js

chromedriver

testing
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Weâ€™re moving from Azure to Google Cloud Platform
Update Jul 19, 2018: The latest info can be found in the GCP migration update blog post. Improving the performance and reliability of GitLab.com has been a top priority for us. On this front we've made some incremental gains while we've been planning for a large change with the potential to net significant results: moving from Azure to Google Cloud Platform (GCP). We believe Kubernetes is the futu
bojovs 2018/06/26
gitlab

gcp
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Meet the GitLab Web IDE
GitLab has been doing much more for the application development workflow than just source code management and versioning for a while â€“ now spanning everything from portfolio management to the entire DevOps lifecycle. Having everyone work from and be familiar with the same interface has many advantages. All that code that gets automatically tested and deployed to production has a human at its sourc
bojovs 2018/06/17
gitlab
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Congratulations GitHub on the acquisition by Microsoft
Congratulations to GitHub on their acquisition by Microsoft! This is validation of the growing influence of software developers in the world, and the importance of modern DevOps. The software community owes a lot to GitHub, and that includes the GitLab community. GitLab was first developed on GitHub and found its first contributors through it. Code collaboration before GitHubOver the years, code c
bojovs 2018/06/04
gitlab

github

microsoft
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GNOME, welcome to GitLab!
GNOME, one of the most recognized, respected projects in the open source world, has moved to GitLab to manage their more than 400 software projects and nearly 900 annual contributors. We couldnâ€™t be happier to welcome the GNOME community! The migration is great news for both our communities, and we hope itâ€™s just the beginning of a long and productive partnership. Want to hear how it's going for G
bojovs 2018/06/01
gnome

gitlab
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General guidance to OKRs
The OKRs set of pages provide general guidance for the teams who wish to use OKRs. See also: What OKRs are, and general guidance on how to formulate them, on the general OKRs page. How to enter and organize OKRs in GitLab, on the OKRs in GitLab page. Overview OKRs are quarterly objectives that can help achieve KPIs. We do not use it to give performance feedback or as a compensation review for team
bojovs 2018/05/26
gitlab

okr
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bojovs 2018/05/19
gitlab
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Polishing GitLabâ€™s UI: A new color system
We receive a lot of feedback from our users and the broader community. After hearing that there is a perceived lack of consistency and quality in GitLabâ€™s UI, we decided to take a look at our color palette. Aesthetic aspects like this are a fundamental part of the UI. If we donâ€™t get these right, everything else in the UI wonâ€™t feel, look, or behave correctly. Like a house, these aesthetics are th
bojovs 2018/03/31
gitlab

design
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GitLab team members share how to recognize burnout (and how to prevent it)
The feeling of burning out is common for people working at startups. Oftentimes, if you are feeling burned out, you aren't the only one feeling that way. I chatted to some GitLab team members about how they knew they were burned out, and how they get back on track. It's easy to burn out when you work remotely. It's easy to work straight through lunch, and feel like you must put in extra hours to h
bojovs 2018/03/10
gitlab

development

health
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GitLab 10.5 released with Let's Encrypt integration, Gemnasium dependency checks, and CI/CD external files
bojovs 2018/02/23
gitlab
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GitLab 10.4 released with Dynamic Application Security Testing and Web IDE (beta)
GitLab 10.4 Release GitLab 10.4 released with Dynamic Application Security Testing and Web IDE (beta) GitLab 10.4 released with Dynamic Application Security Testing, SAST for Docker Containers, Web IDE editor (beta), and improvements to Epics, Merge Requests, Geo, Runner, Git LFS, SSH, Monitoring, and Auto DevOps! In this month's release of GitLab 10.4 â€“ the first of 2018 â€“ we've added capabilitie
bojovs 2018/01/23
gitlab
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bojovs 2018/01/13
gitlab
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How we do Vue: one year later
It's been a while since we wrote about Vue. We've been using Vue for over a year now and life has been very good. Thanks @lnoogn for reminding me to write this article! Our situation reminds me of a quote about Scala from "Is Scala slowly dying?" Someone once said: Scala people don't have time for redditing and blogging, they're busy getting crap done. Which is exactly what we've been doing. Like
bojovs 2017/11/10
gitlab

vue.js
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