Recent posts tagged gitlab

A week defined by two big ideas running in parallel: AI agents are breaking the infrastructure underneath them, and the security surface around developer workflows keeps growing. Both threads showed up in force. Here's what mattered. Anthropic hit ...

I recently participated in the GitLab Transcend Hackathon with a project I spent weeks designing, refining, testing, and polishing. It grew into a complete developer intelligence platform with onboarding, architecture analysis, impact analysis, repos...

Tony Kelly hosts our latest episode of Continuous Delivery Office Hours, with Bob Walker and Steve Fenton. Your branching strategy can support Continuous Delivery, or make it an impossible goal. Teams should assess the impact of how they branch on t...

🚀 Built: GitLab Knowledge Navigator Over the last week, I've been building GitLab Knowledge Navigator for the GitLab AI Hackathon 2026. The idea started from a common developer problem: You join a project, open an issue, and suddenly need to under...

When I started my coding journey, I thought writing code was the hard part. Then I met Git and the command line. At first, it felt like a series of incantations I had to type perfectly into the terminal, or my entire project would vanish. But after b...

Every developer knows this pain. A bug gets filed and suddenly someone has to drop everything, read the issue, search through the codebase, figure out what broke, write a fix, add tests, open a PR and report back. It’s all manual work that takes time...

Hey guys! Today’s story is every developer’s worst nightmare… but it actually happened. Imagine this: You run a command And suddenly… your entire production database is gone Now imagine… Thousands of people are watching it happen LIVE W...