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GitLab front end migrates incrementally: CoffeeScript becomes ES6 (June 2016), the asset pipeline gets replaced by Webpack (Nov 2016), package management moves to yarn (Feb 2017), and a Vue rollout begins (Aug 2018) with migration to Vue.js v2 and Vuex for state. Widgets mount into server‑rendered Haml pages, single‑file components omit style tags, and outcomes are concrete: less code, reusable components, real‑time updates, a remote team of ~400 across 48 countries, and an open project with over 4,000 contribution points.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 1:10WHAT IS GITLAB?
3. 1:42REPOSITORY VIEW
4. 1:56MERGE REQUEST VIEW
5. 2:09PIPELINES VIEW (CI/CD)
6. 2:32GITLAB THE COMPANY
7. 4:07GITLAB FRONTEND.
8. 8:04WHY DID WE CHOOSE VUE?
9. 13:10HOW DO WE USE VUE?
10. 15:21WHAT IS THE OUTCOME?
11. 17:23FUTURE PLANS
12. 18:53CONTRIBUTE TO GITLAB
13. 19:19JOIN GITLAB

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