Before we can understand what GitHub does and how GitHub works, we need to understand Git. Git is a distributed version control system, originally written by Linus Torvalds in 2005 for and with ...

A new analyst note was the wind under the wings of GitLab (NASDAQ: GTLB) stock on Thursday. Shares of the software ...

Today, Git is the de facto standard for what’s known as version control software. Programmers use version control to keep track of updates to large codebases, roll back to earlier versions if ...

If you’ve spent any time evaluating software version-control systems, you have undoubtedly looked at GitHub Enterprise and Bitbucket Server, two big names that offer both on-premises installs ...

GitLab: GitLab Bitbucket: Bitbucket SourceForge: SourceForge GitHub is a popular version control and collaboration platform with a large, loyal following that helps software developers manage ...

GitLab offers similar functionality for version control including branching, pull requests, merging and conflict resolution. GitLab excels when it comes to developer and tester collaboration.

Universities and high schools don't teach students version control and collaboration using GitLab, they use GitHub. Open source projects that live on GitLab may as well be dead; the entire open ...

Of course, GitHub also offers this feature with its Enterprise version. GitLab calls itself the open-source GitHub that companies can run on their own servers. Like GitHub, it offers an open ...

Git is a distributed version control system (DVCS) originally created by Linus Torvalds in 2005 to support the development of the Linux kernel. It allows developers to keep track of every change made ...

Go beyond Git with GitLab. GitLab isn’t Git. GitLab uses Git under the covers, but it wraps the open-source version control tool with several fancy features and DevOps tooling to create a service that ...