“We’re working on building and helping. We want to make sure that we’re innovating in the right ways with what we’re doing in our specialty here at Cesium."

“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.”

“It’s allowed us to take the time to create all the unit tests, functional tests, and performance tests that we want in our pipelines without having to go back and effectively write double the code. There's never been enough time in the past to go back and get to all …

“It’s where we spun up our very first repository.”

"GitHub Team allows us to easily scale our engineering team as the company grows. Onboarding is easy—developers automatically have access to everything they need."

“We are totally reliant on automation to keep teams moving fast. If we didn’t have automation dialed in across our stack, our velocity would be unsustainable.”

“Each Action is its own little file—discrete and easy to understand.”

“To accelerate feature development, you need to focus on centralization capabilities."

“We didn’t have a way to keep track of who owns an app, what technologies were in use, what resources we had available at any given time.”

"There’s never been a moment where we considered moving off GitHub. That’s radical for a piece of software we’ve used for over nine years."

“With GitHub, there is a radical difference in how we use the tool.”

"GitHub was phenomenal. They supported us in the business case versus rushing us into the enterprise license before we had proven it. That was a key enabler for us.”

“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.”

“In the past, the feedback loop was longer. Eventually, it might trickle down from Jira and someone might pick it up.”

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