305 GitHub Testimonials

"GitHub gives them better visibility and control of user permissions and access controls than their previous solution."

"Our intention is to remove the inequality from the traditional, structured banking system and simplify it for everyone."

"Knowing GitHub is rolling out features that we can incorporate into our existing workflows, is reassuring. Having all our key features centralized on one platform is a game-changer."

“We knew we would have to build a flexible platform to meet our own needs and, in doing so, we created a solution that met the needs of many other schools.”

"Our engineering organization at Nubank relies on GitHub. Everything related to business logic is over there in source code. It’s really the heart of the company. Everything starts there."

“People know what a pull request is because it’s how they contribute to open source projects. We have many developers who are well-versed with GitHub, either for personal development or previous roles. With GitHub Enterprise, no one has to relearn the wheel.”

“Our builds generate a lot of data, and it’s sometimes difficult to find the relevant feedback. Our integrations with GitHub enable us to surface it in the pull request and shorten the feedback loop.”

“Whether it’s 3M’s automotive, adhesive or health care products, all of these codebases live in GitHub.”

“We have gone from nothing to almost 3,000 innersource repos.”

“The less friction we have in our development environment, the faster we can go. GitHub powers these pipelines and enables us to work so much faster.”

“If something as essential as the code repository is down, developers can’t do their work."

“Maintaining an appliance just isn’t our core focus."

"Almost everything we do as a company is kept inside of GitHub Enterprise, from security controls and application code to internal policies."

“There’s somebody who understands on the other side. You don’t have to get passed to three different people to get the right answer.”

“It allows us to synchronize with the open source activities recently started at Continental and hosted on Continental’s GitHub organization.”