“We want to make sure Plaid engineers are happy and that their tools aren’t getting in their way.”

"GitHub is more than just a place to store code, it’s a full-featured platform where we can manage the entire developer workflow."

"Before we were using GitHub, we could count on chaos during rapid development phases. With SVN, it always felt like someone was in your way. Or, developers would just work around the version control system and compromise code quality."

“GitHub is a critical service for developers–our community relies on it. So for us, it’s important to have a presence."

“Anyone who’s working on internal product development commits code changes to GitHub as the entry point into our CI/CD processes."

“We want to make sure that the task we’re doing manually today becomes mostly automated. We focus on building tools that serve as an enabler for developers.”

“With GitHub Actions, we don’t have to think about the hidden costs of maintaining the CI/CD servers. The workflows are so smooth that the automation works as it should, so developers can focus on communicating with customers and developing new innovations.”

"It's not just easier to get in touch with developers, it's also easier to bring in other team members. We can pull people into conversations really easily."

"When you remove the arbitrary barriers from what people can do on their own, you can focus on hitting the important pieces of security."

“It’s more efficient for the developers, because you eliminate the need to learn a whole new set of tools if you move from one project or team to another.”

“It’s an agreement that a piece of code is stable, that it’s passed a certain set of evaluations, and is ready to move from one location to another.”

“And it turned out it was saved in Kafka.”

"The collaborative nature of commits, comments, and issues in GitHub repositories became ingredients for innovation."

“It’s hard to buy software as a company of our size. We loved that teams got there before us, but we felt we could do even more with GitHub. Then we took the adoption under our wing, moved it forward, and made it a standard tool at SAP.”

“If we deliver a website in an emergency 30 days late, the website won’t be helping our community.”