What happened at the Q4'2020 GitLab Hackathon

GitLab recently concluded another successful hackathon, celebrating significant community contributions despite initial scheduling changes and a bug in their metrics platform that required a post-release update on participation metrics. Participants submitted 167 Merge Requests (MRs), with 139 already merged across various projects, including GitLab and Omnibus. The event featured tutorial sessions on different GitLab products, available on GitLab's YouTube channel, and saw notable participation from the Tokyo community, led by Core Team member Takuya Noguchi. Prizes were awarded to contributors with the most MRs merged, with Kev and Jonston Chan each receiving the grand prize for their outstanding contributions. The next GitLab hackathon is scheduled for March 31st to April 1st, 2021, with detailed information to be provided on the Hackathon page by March 1st.

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