"GitHub enables us to be more collaborative, move faster, and focus more on building new features that improve our customers' lives."

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

"GitHub allows us to meet our developers where they are. We can’t imagine having to train new developers on any other platform."

"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 believe that satisfaction is a strong contributing factor to developer enablement, and since Copilot improves how developers work and engineer satisfaction, we’re giving our entire team access to Copilot."

“Our customers have made investments in certain toolsets and we would leverage those investments and make it work for them."

"We can utilize tools like CircleCI that efficiently work with GitHub and eliminate time spent building a custom toolset, and we have code in a known, secure and discoverable location."

“As a developer, I couldn’t live without the integrations GitHub offers."

"GitHub EMUs have improved security by centralizing user provisioning.”

“I want every developer at CloudZero to not only contribute to our customers’ delight, but share in that delight."

“GitHub Advanced Security ensures we adhere to security best practices, which is important because most of us are not security experts."

"GitHub Enterprise has allowed us to store our company's source code in a central, corporately controlled system."

"Now that nearly all of our repositories have been migrated over to git and managing access and collaboration through GitHub Enterprise, we’ve really been able to leverage a consistent version control setup and tools such as Jenkins-CI to manage environment updates and deployments."

“We have unit tests, we have integration tests, we have browser tests, and tests to see whether the pixels are matching perfectly."

“For example, when using VS Code and GitLens we can see who wrote what lines of code. We can also jump straight to the pull requests in GitHub for further context, which is super powerful.”