GitLab / GitLab for Education Videos

This video has instructions that are prerequisites for participating in the GitLab for Education Twitter Bot Workshop

Learn GitLab with Pj!


Links:
GitLab Markdown - https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/markdown.html
GitLab Doc - https://docs.gitlab.com/
GitLab Heroes - https://about.gitlab.com/community/heroes/
GitLab for Education - https://about.gitlab.com/solutions/education
Pj's Twitter - https://twitter.com/MetzinAround

0:24 - Pj intro
2:07 - readme in Learn GitLab
2:46 - what are issues?
3:22 - project Page Contents
3:50 - add new branch
5:25 - private vs public projects
6:00 - more project features and Web IDE
7:00 - heading to issues list v boards
7:39 - Issue 1: “Sign up for GitLab”
8:13 - Issue 2: “Create or Import your code into your Project (Repository)”
9:45 - “All of this is written in markdown”
10:44 - quick edits in files or Web IDE from file
11:08 - markdown docs
11:45 - import from GitHub
12:19 - back to the issues / sidebar navigation / pull request vs merge request
12:54 - Issue 2 closed
13:10 - Issue 3: “Create/import issues (tickers) to collaborate on ideas and plan work”
14:40 - comments in an issue and quick actions
16:11 - making a new issue
17:42 - Issue 4: setup CI/CD
19:38 - article for ci/cd Heroku link
20:40 - pipeline for Divas
22:30 - back to Learn GitLab
23:31 - set up CI/CD in a project
25:04 - looking into a pipeline
25:40 - GitLab Runners
26:23 - bring your own runner
27:58 - Issue 5: Merge Requests
28:52 - Gitpod
32:44 - creating a Merge Request
34:47 - Part 2
34:54 - Issue 6: Create a Milestone
38:23 - assigning issues
40:31 - issue edit history
40:50 - Issue 7: Invite a Colleague
42:14 - access Level
44:31 - Issue 8: What’s in free and what’s in the paid tiers of GitLab
45:25 - prices of tiers
46:15 - free licenses for qualifying Educational institutions
48:05 - Issue 9: Help and Resources
48:29 - GitLab Hero Program
49:21 - GitLab Docs
50:57 - Issue 10: Setup your Profile
52:57 - Issue 11: Using Container Registries & Docker images
54:00 - example of images in CI/CD
56:32 - showing Heroku for my bots
58:14 - thanks for watching!

This is a recording of the first iteration GitLab Student Contributor Workshop for the City University of Seattle - Google Developer Student Group.

GitLab team members discuss how they work, their career history, and answer questions from students at We Think Code_

We Think Code_ : https://www.wethinkcode.co.za/
GitLab: https://about.gitlab.com/
GitLab for Education: https://about.gitlab.com/solutions/education/

Pj Metz and Christina Hupy walk through a possible use case for GitLab using issues, merge requests, inline suggestions, web IDE, and more!

A re-upload of GitLab's DevOps 101 lecture for CityU's Google Student Developer Club.

Free Licenses of GitLab for Education!
https://about.gitlab.com/solutions/education/join/

This video provides an overview of how to Contribute to GitLab for Students at TOBB University of Economics and Technology who have a class assignment to contribute to an open-source project.

This is the first iteration - much more to come as we continue to build out the Student Contributor experience.

You can sign up to have a GitLab Team Member deliver a guest lecture for your students at this link:
✨ https://forms.gle/cq7DhRQi3kkNbwwc8 ✨

At GitLab, we believe that every student and every teacher can contribute! The GitLab for Education Program provides the top tiers of GitLab for free to students, teachers and faculty at educational institutions around the globe for teaching, learning and research. We are invested in ensuring that students have access to the full functionality of GitLab while in school so they can become future contributors and evangelists of GitLab.

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