Our team loves Gitlab. We have had a bunch of slow responses today. Also lots of CI/CD glitches yesterday and today... but we recognize this is just due to the exodus so we know it will go back to normal - we're just laughing about it a bit.
Xcode 10 is now integrated with GitLab
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#22Big congrats to GitLab on the day they're having.
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#23Is GitLab profitable, or will it face the same issues GitHub did and also need to find a sugar daddy? If so, can see Apple getting on this eventually.
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#24Is GitLab profitable, or will it face the same issues GitHub did and also need to find a sugar daddy? If so, can see Apple getting on this eventually.
We took external investment so we need to either get acquired or IPO. Since 2015 we're aiming for an IPO in 2020 https://about.gitlab.com/strategy/ and so far we're on track.
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#26That's some impressive timing for that announcement.
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#29I'm impressed how far GitLab has come in a short amount of time. It's a pretty well-designed platform, when it comes down to it. I think the Vue-based user interface and the data model are probably the cornerstones of it, and using Ruby on the backend just helps them iterate quickly. Ruby also seems to be getting more robust [1]. Their CI/CD platform is really a great approach, emphasizing the GitLab Worker as a port…
Thanks for your kind words, we appreciate it! It has been a crazy day https://twitter.com/gitlab/status/1003779174631235585