305 GitHub Testimonials

“It's all about the person-to-person relationship. Technology is a key lever in enabling DVAG’s financial advisors to focus on this relationship.”

“Plus the Kanban flow is easy to follow and is already familiar to most developers.”

“By tying directly to our repositories, GitHub Packages gives Cesium an automated, secure path to continuous integration and deployment, testing, and delivering products to our customers and millions of open source users.”

"We were building the same services over and over again."

“It created opportunities to develop effective and beneficial cross-team relationships, it provided a natural path to connect and develop our talent."

“When we talk about activating our entire CI/CD process, this is where the developers spend their time. We have all of these different capabilities built into the pipeline including SonaType for managing and securing binaries, SonarQube for quality scanning, and Checkmarx for vulnerability scanning. Developers set it up once, and then they’re living in GitHub who ensures that every step in the process is being automated correctly."

“By standardizing on GitHub our developers can work the way they want to while still making it easy to share and discover each other’s code.”

“Now GitHub does that heavy lifting, and we leverage GitHub APIs to create products that enable our developers to build faster, smarter, and safer. Developers have fewer tools to juggle, which reduces their cognitive load and lets them focus on innovating.”

“What GitHub enables us to do is create a ‘parts warehouse’ where developers can find useful code that can be quickly assembled into new solutions.”

“It gives us the best chance to stay as secure as possible when writing software.”

“The ‘new DXC’ is about taking care of people, focusing on customers, optimizing costs and seizing the market—and GitHub helps DXC do all of these.”

“It’s the center of the universe for our technical employees. It helps us nurture and take care of the tens of thousands of world class developers we have in DXC.”

“But we were able to come along and say ‘We’ve done all that already. Just put up the timber frame and sides."

“That is why we open sourced portions of DXC’s DevOps Dojo: to allow people to try DevOps tools and explore the culture and methodologies for themselves.”

“Tokopedia was growing so big that we needed to move from a monolith into a microservices model."