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There is no real reason to host GitLab on macOS or Windows. You can run GitLab Runner on both platforms, so testing, building, deploying etc all works for everyone! Installing and maintaining GitLab is ridiculously easy: it's never been a reason to not adopt GitLab! For all the way to deploy, see: https://about.gitlab.com/installation/ GitLab's dev kit does work on macOS (and I believe even Windows).
There is nothing more important to us than feedback. A customer that uses GitLab and provides us feedback is 🚀 What I've personally really enjoyed is getting customers with new use cases or a new scale. Today there are teams of 1 and teams of 30,000 using GitLab intensively. That is exciting.
A little bit! When we were only 5-6 people, our competitors already had teams in the hundreds. Today, we're so lucky that GitLab is well funded and over 180+ people strong. In terms of our product, I think it quickly became clear to us that an integrated product was a massive advantage. We only integrated CI a few years ago and today we were rated as top tool in a comparison with leading CI products in both current offering and strategy by Forrester. So in terms of size: yes! But I think our product is the strongest 😁
Someone else asked the same question, which both DZ and I answered here: https://hashnode.com/ama/with-gitlab-cj7uu549m01pq2qwurkkssz6k#cj7uui5l201rm2qwu7ec4gh73 We're actually seeing a lot of open source projects moving to GitLab. Some times on their own instance, some times on GitLab.com. But we're still a magnitude smaller than GH when it comes to open source projects on GitLab.com. We believe it's a matter of time. GH has been around for a very long time and gets the most eyes still. And we understand that, so we've made it easy for you to mirror your repository between GH and GitLab.com. We're making sure that GitLab.com is becoming more stable and much faster. By building the best possible place for someone to build and ship software, we believe it's a matter of time before more open source projects will move to GitLab.
I had a quick search and not that I'm aware, but anyone can make an issue on our issue tracker to suggest it - or even contribute it! Would love to hear more what you'd need. Feel free to create an issue on https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues
With GitLab you can actually go from idea all the way to production, quickly and easily. You don't need to set up and use external integrations and have a powerful issue tracker, CI/CD, wikis, and much more. For instance, to deploy and monitor a simple app, all you have to do is enable AutoDevops in your project and GitLab will take care of the rest. It's very powerful, see the video here: https://about.gitlab.com/2017/09/22/gitlab-10-0-released/#auto-devops If you still want to use your own tools, like JIRA, GitLab integrates really well with them. And lastly, GitLab is improving every single month with large jumps. We just renewed our navigation and it's now super easy and quick to jump between your projects and groups.
Sounds like a problem with the certificate authority. I don't think this is the best place to try to resolve you issues, as we don't have the ability to easily follow up. Can you create an issue in our issue tracker? https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues
Through any channel we have and with a combination of intuition, research and experience. On of our UX'ers wrote a long article on how we redesigned the navigation, there's a lot more there: https://about.gitlab.com/2017/07/17/redesigning-gitlabs-navigation/