Matthew MacFarlane

BlogAgile PlanningEmbedded views: The future of work tracking in GitLab Learn how embedded views, powered by GitLab Query Language, help GitLab teams work more efficiently, make data-driven decisions, and maintain visibility across complex workflows. Ever find yourself switching between tabs in GitLab just to keep track of what’s happening in your project? Maybe you’re checking on an issue, then jumping to a merge request, then over to an epic to see how everything connects.

GitLab Pages has long been a popular choice for hosting static websites, allowing users to showcase their projects, blogs, and documentation directly from their repositories. Before GitLab 17.4, you could only have a single version of your GitLab Pages website. So you couldn’t preview your changes or have multiple versions of your website deployed simultaneously.

Effective knowledge management is a cornerstone of Agile planning success for organizations across all industries. The GitLab Wiki, part of the GitLab DevSecOps platform, is a powerful tool that supports this endeavor. With the GitLab Wiki, teams can streamline Agile planning processes, enhance collaboration, and ensure that valuable information is accessible and up to date, all within a single platform.