Date:
10.11.2026, 10:00-14:00
Location:
Room 3.308, Dorotheenstr. 24
Language:
German/English
Organized by:
IZ AG git+
Register here:
DFN booking list by 20.10.2026.
Contact:
iz-d2mcm.contact@hu-berlin.de">iz-d2mcm.contact@hu-berlin.de
Researching with GitLab at HU – From Tickets to Pipelines
What is GitLab: Many researchers and lecturers use HU-GitLab for their software development, data processing, and the organisation of associated tasks.
As an orchestration platform, many use – in addition to versioning and branch management – wikis for documentation, CI/CD to automate processes, generate GitLab Pages, and/or organise teams working on software or data with Issues, Milestones, and Boards.
Why participate?
Whether tickets, CI/CD pipelines, or version control: HU-GitLab supports diverse workflows in research and teaching. But how do colleagues actually use the platform? Where do common challenges lie, where can synergies be identified? What forms of peer-to-peer exchange help with working on GitLab?
The IZ AG git+ invites you to a networking event. Three thematic slots – project management, data work, software development – structure the exchange, but nothing is mandatory. Bring your questions, your workarounds, or your curiosity.
Target group: All those who use GitLab at HU or are considering whether it supports their work context – regardless of experience level.
Programme
- 10.11.2026 10am–2pm, Room 3.308, Dorotheenstr. 24. (Languages: German/English)
- Organised by the Git+ AG of IZ
- Contact: iz-d2mcm.contact@hu-berlin.de
- Registration by 20.10.2026 via DFN booking system
| Time | Slot | Target group |
|---|---|---|
| 10-11 | Project management | Issues, Boards, Milestones – exchange of experience on planning and team coordination with GitLab |
| 12-13 | Data work | Data pipelines, reproducible processing, GitLab as infrastructure for research data |
| 13-14 | Software development | From scripts to architecture: development practice and CI/CD integration |
Join the Git+ AG
Git+ stands for the collaborative development of research data and research software in various research environments and IT ecosystems. We work on, among other things:
- Our own day-to-day challenges with git+
- CI/CD for research software and research data
- Application of annotation and analysis software from individual subject areas via GitLab
- Development of research software for individual subject areas
If interested, simply contact Thomas Krause (Research Software Engineer, spokesperson of AG git+)!