<ul><li>GitLab Flow is applied in a real-world scenario for building a modular math library with proofs, numerical methods, and CI/CD integration.</li><li>The project involves creating features like Euler’s Method, Runge-Kutta 4th Order, and Analytical solutions, with CI tests for each algorithm.</li><li>Key steps include initializing the repository, creating feature branches, merge requests with code review, merging and CI validation, deploying to staging, and hotfix flow.</li><li>Important aspects highlighted are the use of feature branches, CI/CD pipelines, staging and production environments, merge requests, and the importance of squashing and rebasing for maintaining a readable Git history.</li></ul>

Real-World GitLab Flow with Math-Driven Development

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