

What we’re about
GitLab is an open-core company that develops software for the software development lifecycle used by more than 100,000 organizations and has an active community of more than 2200 contributors. With GitLab, everyone can contribute.
With that in mind, we created this global virtual meetup group to help community members connect with and learn from other members of our global community. We hope you'll join us for the following:
- GitLab Virtual Meetups
- GitLab Office Hours
The goals of this group are to grow our community, better engage with and increase connections within the GitLab community, increase awareness of GitLab, and better educate the technology community about the power of our platform.
As I mentioned earlier, at GitLab we believe everyone can contribute. Attending our virtual meetups is a great first step. We also when community members present at GitLab meetups or share ideas for topics. Let us know if you’re interested in being a featured speaker at a future remote meetup or would like to propose a topic.
All members of this group are expected to follow GitLab's Community Code of Conduct. Please review the Code of Conduct before joining the group.Â
If you need to report a violation, email conduct@gitlab.com.
To learn more about GitLab, please visit about.gitlab.com.
Note: GitLab is all-remote; we don't have an office which made picking a location for this group a bit tricky. We choose San Francisco since we have a PO box there but we might move the group around from time-to-time for fun. :)
Upcoming events (4+)
See all- GitLab Community PairingLink visible for attendees
Please join Discord for the Zoom details (in the #pairing channel).
Come and join GitLab team members and the wider community tackling some live coding/pairing.
Bring your issues/merge requests to the table, observe or interact, all are welcome!
- Terraform Provider Office Hour Call [Monthly]Link visible for attendees
Join us in a call to discuss all things around the GitLab Terraform Provider! Everyone is invited - we are especially looking forward to hear from the community and contributors 🎉
Do you have questions about the GitLab Terraform Provider, how to get started with contributions, or simply have a question on how to use it?
Join us, bring your questions, or drop by to say hi!
You can use your agenda/notes document to add your questions in advance or bring any topics you would like to discuss.
References:
- GitLab October 2023 HackathonLink visible for attendees
Get together with the GitLab community to contribute, learn and win exciting prizes. Join us from October 2nd to October 9th 2023!
The Hackathon is a virtual event open to anyone interested in contributing code, documentation, translations, UX designs, and more to GitLab. Participating in GitLab's Hackathon allows you to work on issues that matter to you and advance your skills/experience while joining a global, diverse, inclusive team of contributors and GitLab team members.
Prizes are awarded to participants for having merge requests (MRs) merged that contribute to all projects in the gitlab-org and gitlab-com groups.
You can find out more at the Hackathon's website.
Please note: We recently made the decision to pause work as much as possible on issues/epics while we are closing in on completing the migration to work items. Please consider this before picking up issues. Refer to https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/developer-relations/contributor-success/team-task/-/issues/320 for more information/questions.
- GitLab Community PairingLink visible for attendees
Please join Discord for the Zoom details (in the #pairing channel).
Come and join GitLab team members and the wider community tackling some live coding/pairing.
Bring your issues/merge requests to the table, observe or interact, all are welcome!