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  • "It teaches them to organize their work so that their peers can read and contribute to it, and allows us to watch how they come together as a team and create workflows that fit their needs."

  • “We want to make sure that developers using the projects are getting the resources, documentation, and tutorials that they need to actually do the work successfully.”

  • “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.”

  • "We don't sell software, but software underpins nearly everything we do to deliver value to customers."

  • "With GitHub Copilot, now we can code as fast as we can think. The time it saves by keeping us focused is immeasurable."

  • "Instead of having to open a browser, search for something in Stack Overflow or Confluence, and then go back to your code editor and figure out how to incorporate what you learned, you can just generate what you need with GitHub Copilot. The time it saves by keeping us focused …

  • “Dependabot gives visibility into security issues with our code and helps our managers understand when they need to step in."

  • "I don't have to make sure each person downloads a local container management solution and unzips all the right files to the right locations. They just spin up a Codespace, fire up some containers, and we can get started right away."

  • “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.”

  • “The status quo worked when there wasn’t a need for groups to interact with each other,” he said. “As we expanded the development of more complex features, we saw the need to work differently. That’s when we discovered GitHub.”

  • “Most people that are learning Git are doing it through GitHub and open source.”

  • “In the cloud, in data centers, even under people’s desks.”