Celebrating 3,000 wider community contributors

GitLab recently celebrated surpassing 3,000 community contributors, marking a milestone in its growth despite challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic initially caused a decline in contributions, but the community quickly rebounded, as demonstrated by a surge of merge requests during a recent Hackathon. The GitLab community's strength lies not only in the number of contributions but also in the valuable feedback and insights provided by its members, which help improve the product. The community's expansion is further evidenced by the addition of new members to the GitLab Core Team, including Lee Tickett, known for his active participation and assistance on Gitter, and Natalia Tepluhina, the first female member and an experienced contributor to Vue.js and other open-source projects. GitLab encourages new contributors to join by providing resources on how to contribute to various aspects of the project, such as code, documentation, and UX design.

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