The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), implemented in 2018, marks a significant advancement in privacy laws, obliging companies to acquire explicit user consent for data collection and processing while ensuring transparency and purpose limitation. This regulation extends to global firms handling EU citizen data, emphasizing user control over personal information. The text presents a tutorial for developers on creating GDPR-compliant web applications, detailing the setup of a CircleCI pipeline to automate tasks like security testing, privacy audits, and compliance reporting. It highlights the importance of robust consent mechanisms, data security, and audit logging, alongside practical steps for building a mock GDPR compliance application with Python, Git, and CircleCI. The pipeline involves checks for consent management, third-party data handling, and security vulnerabilities, leveraging tools like Snyk, and underscores the need for continuous updates to adhere to evolving regulations. The tutorial aims to simplify GDPR compliance for developers, allowing them to focus more on application development while ensuring adherence to privacy standards.