GitLab Thrives in China and with Open Source
The DevOps platform’s “land and expand” strategy has helped it grow quickly and reach into countries where competitors like GitHub and Atlassian have struggled to gain traction.
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Unmaintained Dependencies and Other Ways to Measure CI/CD Security
I look at five recent studies, with a focus on CI/CD and open source. As always, the analysis goes beyond the press release-based reporting you may have read elsewhere.
Making Sense of the GitHub Octoverse Report
A few quick takes on GitHub’s annual report includes insights on non-U.S. contributions, developers supporting dependencies and the number of private repos.
Survey Says: GitLab Widely Used for Software Scanning, GitHub Looms Large
Is GitLab far and away the top tool being used for software scanning and software composition analysis of open source projects? Obviously the answer is no if you include GitHub’s default capabilities in your analysis, but for a long time GitHub has not figured into […]
One Toolchain to Manage All Development Is a CI/CD-Vendor Obsession
Measuring CI/CD adoption is difficult for many reasons, but one of them is the choice between all-in-one bundled software or best-of-breed tooling.
Even Open Sourcers Pay for Code Repositories
Alternative vendor offerings are still commonly used to manage open source code. More research is needed to determine Atlassian Bitbucket or GitLab will lose customers to a paid version of GitHub.