"We want to do the best for our clients that we possibly can. GitHub Copilot enables us to do that because it allows us to move faster and developers to come up to speed more quickly to work in unfamiliar areas with more confidence."

“We were spending a lot of time on training and working with vendors on fixes for the previous solutions that we had. Confessed that he loves it. He loves GitHub. He says it’s one of the most reliable solutions he’s operated in his 15 years of experience.”

“By continuously scanning our codebase and dependencies, we can detect vulnerabilities and remediate them quickly, which is vital to the safety of patients and clinicians using our platform.”

"We’re growing rapidly, so we wanted a fine-grained onboarding and offboarding control.”

“Automation makes it easier for everyone to embed and adopt best security practices deeper into our processes, without security ever getting in the way.”

“GitHub, in terms of cost and performance, is head and shoulders above everything else.”

“Our engineers aren’t just building products, they’re building our customers’ futures."

“So we upgraded to GitHub Enterprise initially for the SAML support.”

“GitHub gives us the controls and oversight we need without placing a burden on our developers or hampering their ability to innovate."

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

“The scaling wouldn’t have been possible.”

"I have seen some truly revolutionary actions happen in communities on GitHub. People are collaborating on code but they’re also having foundational conversations on best practices and how software, as a whole, is built. More and more, GitHub is an internet archive. It’s a deeply social and critical piece of …

"A lot of us were already fans of GitHub. We care a lot about the tools we use every day. If we like a tool and it makes us happy and productive, we will want to invest in it."

"Before starting this project, each developer did his or her own work. But now, we collaborate with each other very often, and don’t hesitate to ask or share. This motivates me a lot."

“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.”