“Our builds generate a lot of data, and it’s sometimes difficult to find the relevant feedback. Our integrations with GitHub enable us to surface it in the pull request and shorten the feedback loop.”

“We like to empower our employees to use the best tools to get their jobs done."

"With the help of Git, we’re seeing faster code pushes and pulls. We also take advantage of GitHub’s collaboration tools, for both code and the processes (such as issue tracking) and documentation needed around the code."

“It was the number one most talked about issue in the engineering organization. It had been a while since LinkedIn revamped developer experience, so this was a time for us to revisit that and modernize it.”

“But first we had to look at the market and determine what the best fit for the organization would be. We went through a very detailed process of capturing requirements, talking to the customers, and evaluating the workflows.”

“That’s why we’ve been conducting usability studies, we want developers to be able to complete their workflows as fast as possible.”

“The previous systems were difficult to integrate with. There was limited static analysis that happened in our review pipeline because it was so hard to make issues visible in a way that was both intuitive and helpful to developers.”

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

"GitHub is seamlessly embedded into our workflow, which makes for a more seamless experience than working with several separate integrations."

"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.”

“It would be hard to help customers be more effective in their cloud platforms and DevSecOps practices if we’re not practicing that ourselves."

“If we deliver a website in an emergency 30 days late, the website won’t be helping our community.”

“In the past, we’ve had residents that were relying on tools to know whether or not they have electricity, things at the very basic levels related to health and public safety."

“For all the CI builds, checking code, and security scanning, developers built their code on their desktop and did a copy and paste to the server."