GitLab and GitHub are both web-based platforms that provide version control and collaboration tools for software development, but they have differences in terms of features, pricing, and intended use ...

Microsoft Corp.’s GitHub unit and publicly traded rival GitLab Inc. today both announced layoffs, disclosing plans to let go 10% and 7% of their respective workforces. Neither company specified ...

This article was published on June 4, 2014 Insider How GitHub rival GitLab is building a business with just 0.1% paying customers June 4, 2014 - 2:15 pm ...

GitLab operates in a highly-competitive environment, which includes deep-pocketed rivals such as Microsoft's GitHub, Atlassian, IBM, and Oracle, etc. As you may know, GitHub is the world's largest ...

Github is a crucial tool for more than 25 million developers, allowing them to store projects, documentation, and code and to collaborate with others. GitLab, a repository manager, offers many of ...

GitLab and GitHub both aim to protect themselves for future growth, while Microsoft has reportedly cut 120 jobs from its Irish operations.

GitLab went public on Thursday, jumping 35% in its first day to hit a $15 billion market cap. GitLab's CEO says its focus on open source and product suite sets it apart from rivals like GitHub.

GitHub’s work has even been an aide to its competitors, he adds. The Git Large File Storage (LFS) protocol was developed and open-sourced by GitHub, and it’s now in use at Atlassian and GitLab.

GitLab has more than 30 million registered users, including developers at over half the Fortune 100. It’s believed that an acquisition agreement with Datadog or another buyer could be inked in a ...

Right on its homepage, GitLab even claims it is “better than GitHub,” and it had to write a blog post explaining the difference between the two.