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More GitKon Speakers Announced
See some of the GitKon speakers for the 2021 Git conference, such as Michelle Mannering of GitHub, Zoe Bachman from Codecademy, and Johannes Schindelin the maintainer of Git for Windows
Announcing The First Round Of GitKon Speakers
Learn more about the world-class speakers and thought leaders we are assembling to bring GitKon attendees sessions on Git topics including DevOps, team workflows, Git tips and tricks, and more!
GitLab GUI
Are you looking for the best GitLab GUI to use in your workflow? See why GitKraken has the best GitLab integrations and makes actions like pull requests a breeze.
GitLab Client for Linux
Learn how to use GitKraken Git GUI in a Linux desktop environment, integrated with GitLab to optimize your DevOps workflow.
Git Bash | What is it & How to Use it
Learn what Git Bash is and how to download this Windows terminal. You will also see basic Git commands to use with Bash and why GitKraken is the better tool for Git.
Git Conference Keynote: Netlify CEO
The first Keynote speaker for GitKon 2021, a virtual conference for all Git users, has been announced: Matt Biilmann, CEO and co-founder, Netlify.
GitKon: Global Git Conference
Join the team behind the GitKraken Git GUI for GitKon 2021 on Sep 22-23, the premier global Git conference of the year. Learn about GitOps, DevOps, and the future of Git.
A Look at NodeGit and libgit2
GitKraken is built on Electron. To use libgit2 efficiently in Node, we needed a way to address the same APIs without rewriting and maintaining an entirely new library.
GitHub Authentication Policy Changes Coming August 2021
If you’ve already connected your GitHub integration via OAuth in GitKraken, you’re good to go! GitHub is changing its security policy and will no longer
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