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  • “We wanted to direct our engineering efforts to everything core to Etsy."

  • “By standardizing on GitHub our developers can work the way they want to while still making it easy to share and discover each other’s code.”

  • “We were always a believer in open source, and Cesium was our first open source project as a company. We wanted to be where everyone else was because open source lives or dies by its community."

  • “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.”

  • “We’re not just consuming, but also actively contributing back to the open source communities that we come from.”

  • “We’re getting developers from across the industry, different perspectives, diverse perspectives. We love to see the growth of developers. It’s social, and we’re a social company.”

  • “It feels like it’s been a community from the start and that’s the way Meta is as well.”

  • “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.”

  • “We want to make sure that people at Meta who are responsible for maintaining these projects can see the data and information they need to keep projects going.”

  • “We were able to build a tool that integrates with the API, and it’s now used by a majority of developers in PyTorch when they’re developing these multi-step changes on the project.”

  • "GitHub is a key component of our internal engineering infrastructure."

  • “We work with practically everything you can imagine: Java, .Net, Node.js, Python, and even some COBOL running on mainframes.”

  • “It's all about the person-to-person relationship. Technology is a key lever in enabling DVAG’s financial advisors to focus on this relationship.”

  • “They have one platform and UI where they can find everything—the source code, the workflows, the issues—all in one place and aren’t distracted by routine tasks.”

  • “Now we’re doing architectural reviews in GitHub as Markdown documents. So if someone has an architectural decision to make, they’ll submit a proposal as a pull request. And that’s the start of that documentation process.”