Archive for the ‘Open source’ Category

we have expanded the range of open source tools we support, and we now offer a wider range of supported tools.

We are frequently asked about the differences between the free, open-source GitLab Free edition and the GitLab Premium (paid) edition, and we decided to consolidate our answers in this article – providing both a brief and a more detailed response (with a full list of capabilities). First Note: This article will focus on the Self-managed […]

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 (!) contributors.  GNOME software is used by millions of people worldwide, and is one of the largest and oldest free software projects. It’s best known for […]

Without Open Source components it is hard to imagine building commercial software. In fact, a recent survey found that almost 80% of companies use open source components in their software (1). Unfortunately, another survey reveals a startling statistic: more than 50% of companies do not have a formal policy or procedures in place for managing […]