Git ecosystem

GitLab is an AI-powered DevSecOps platform that streamlines the entire software development life cycle. It integrates and automates processes from project planning and source code management to CI/CD, monitoring, and security. This comprehensive platform enhances collaboration across development, operations, and security teams, enabling faster software delivery without compromising security. It provides tools for efficient automation, code suggestions, and managing security risk, aiming to reduce cycle times and maintenance efforts. Trusted by industry leaders, GitLab supports cloud-native, multi-cloud, and legacy environments, emphasizing an open-source community and continuous investment in its platform.

Gitlab

Comprehensive AI-powered DevSecOps platform for faster, secure software delivery.

CI/CD tools

GitHub is the AI-powered developer platform trusted by organizations globally to enhance productivity and foster collaboration. It increases the pace of software development with features like GitHub Copilot, which assists coding 55% faster. Developer productivity sees a 22% boost after three years. GitHub Actions streamline CI/CD workflows, and Codespaces provides instant development environments. Mobile integration lets developers work on the go. GitHub secures code rapidly with Advanced Security and tools like code scanning and Dependabot for vulnerabilities. Project management is optimized with Issues and Projects, while GitHub Discussions, Pull Requests, and Sponsors enhance collaboration among over 100 million developers.

Github

GitHub is a collaborative platform for software development.

AI for coding

Issue tracking

Development environments

Radicle offers a decentralized network for code collaboration, ensuring secure, peer-to-peer interactions without third-party reliance. Integrating Git, it enables local-first operations, allowing users to work offline while owning their data. Radicle employs public-key cryptography to verify all interactions. The Radicle Stack includes a CLI and a node service to support repository management, issue handling, and personal identity profiles. It uses a gossip protocol for resilient network connections and metadata exchange. Radicle ensures easy access to repositories, compatible with existing Git workflows, and also provides a web client for a user-friendly interface. It supports Linux and macOS.

Radicle

Peer-to-peer code collaboration network with offline-first, secure Git integration.

Graphite is a development tool designed to enhance software engineering workflows by facilitating faster code reviews and managing pull requests efficiently. It offers features such as two-way GitHub synchronization, a command-line interface with simplified commands, and insights to optimize productivity. Graphite integrates with both GitHub and Visual Studio Code, providing features like a pull request inbox to maintain focus, a merge queue to prevent conflicts, and a Git graphical user interface with stacking functionality. Furthermore, it aims to reduce notification noise and will soon introduce Graphite AI. Graphite's system enables seamless collaboration, even with team members not using the tool.

Graphite

Graphite streamlines code collaboration and pull request management for developers.

GitButler is a Git client enhancing workflow with simultaneous branch handling without switching context. It cleverly manages branches through intuitive drag-and-drop interfaces, facilitating complex operations such as undoing, squashing, and amending changes. Users no longer need cumbersome rebase commands or commit message hassles, with quick commit message generation. GitButler aims to streamline developers' version control processes by making atomic and related commits more manageable while maintaining a clear history. The software is designed to integrate with existing repositories and improve overall Git experience with features like autosquash, virtual branches, and a user-friendly design.

Gitbutler

GitButler simplifies Git with branching, management, and commit features.

Developer tools

Trunk is a developer tool that automates the merging of pull requests while ensuring code quality and main branch integrity. It integrates with Bazel to unlock its potential and creates parallel merge lanes. Trunk runs over 100 static analyzers, linters, formatters, and security tools to maintain code standards without compromising developer speed. It shifts security checks earlier in the development process and provides insights to fix CI bottlenecks. Additionally, Trunk offers debugging tools for real-time CI job inspection and anomaly detection, all while being compatible with popular CI systems and various programming languages.

Trunk

Automates PR merges, enforces code quality, and troubleshoots CI pipelines.

Git ecosystem

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