"Instead of having to open a browser, search for something in Stack Overflow or Confluence, and then go back to your code editor and figure out how to incorporate what you learned, you can just generate what you need with GitHub Copilot. The time it saves by keeping us focused …

“GitHub is a critical service for developers–our community relies on it. So for us, it’s important to have a presence."

“It’s a huge win for innersource collaboration.”

“Being able to see the code others have written—even if it’s poorly done—can help developers learn from each other and try new things. Using GitHub, we can send source code as a URL to less-experienced employees who can view it and get training as projects happen. Also, searching in GitHub …

“Until now, team members almost never reviewed code or provided feedback, but since the introduction of GitHub, people started using pull requests to provide code reviews. Recently, there’s been feedback coming in from other teams as well, so we’re seeing collaboration across departments—that almost never happened before.”

“We invented these amazing applications. So what goes on with our PDF group is very different than what goes on with Photoshop or Magento.”

“No matter what a local team uses—Rust, Lisp, or C++—you can still share a common interface.”

“Instead of it taking two weeks to contribute to those projects, we’ve cut the legal and technical process down to half a day.”

“Not only do 50% of all product code changes occur through community pull requests, but we actually collaborate on and ratify technical designs this way. So, our community is designing and developing Magento with us, with GitHub as a core enabler.”

“We evaluated the options, and GitHub and Azure DevOps have all of the features we needed to collaborate more effectively and, as a large enterprise, they are the products we felt most comfortable running at scale thanks to their reliability and high-availability."

“Instead of waiting days or weeks, changes are instantly validated.”

“It’s been a real catalyst and heightened pace of development and delivery for Vodafone.”

"We are already seeing our early community open source their own code to encourage growth in the group and have fun with people building on top of their code, Lynda said. For example, one Jibo developer produced an If This, Then That (IFTTT) capability for Jibo and shared the project. …

"As we got to know GitHub better, we began to develop process around the tool, and became more rigorous about release drafts, pull request labels, and milestones. As our engineering organization grew, we relied more heavily on teams and roles to control the flow of features."

“That’s where I want to focus our team’s time. I don’t want to focus it on managing servers or anything else.”