“Usually a card will be connected to a pull request, so when the next step is a code review, that’s easy for someone to just click through the integration, review the pull request and approve it."
“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.”
"We're able to give developers security feedback early, so they can fix potential issues before they find their way into production."
"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."
"GitHub has the biggest developer community in the world. We knew if we wanted to give our developers tooling that could cross over into other industries and companies our clients would also recognize, it would have to be a product everybody really knew and loved."
“Teams share their work with the larger developer community on GitHub, whether it’s samples, or small projects, or SDKs.”
“We want to collaborate with other companies and individuals to bring transparency and compliance to open source licensing. And we’d love to make sure that any information we find goes back upstream. If a project with an MIT license has GPL license code, for example, we’d like to let the maintainers know, so they can update their license information if they choose to.”
“GitHub is my go-to place. There is stuff you do every few months and forget, like renewing push certificates or provisioning profiles for iOS. It’s great to be able to look it up and remember how it goes—these resources are super valuable.
"Our documentation is close to the code. Otherwise there is a constant risk that it runs out of sync. So it’s better to use GitHub Pages than Confluence.”
“Our engineers aren’t just building products, they’re building our customers’ futures."
“So we upgraded to GitHub Enterprise initially for the SAML support.”
"By providing a platform that integrates with lots of different tools and supports many different workflows, we’ve provided the greatest common denominator to our developers, while capturing the greatest value for JPL—a single location where developers can find code that solves JPL’s problems."
"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."
"We want our people to collaborate, but also be proud of the work they produce. Coding is a creative process and we count on GitHub to provide the flexibility our team needs to be as innovative as possible."
“There’s somebody who understands on the other side. You don’t have to get passed to three different people to get the right answer.”