“Our students spend their time building and debugging real applications.”

“We listen to the clinicians’ recommendations as we build the user interface to ensure we have the right features and functionality and the most comprehensive product going out to our customers."

“If you create insecure code, you’re not thinking of the customer first because you open your customers up to risk.”

“As a new Engineer, GitHub facilitated a fast onboarding process and enabled efficient communication between teams within the technology organization."

“GitHub helps guide our DevOps journey within the organization and fosters greater collaboration between various tech teams to work together on projects."

“By continuously scanning our codebase and dependencies, we can detect vulnerabilities and remediate them quickly, which is vital to the safety of patients and clinicians using our platform.”

“We were diametrically opposed to the agility and speed of a smaller startup with a couple dozen developers.”

“We’ve tried to maintain this policy: When any new service or platform comes online, it’s integrated with GitHub.”

“From our DevOps COE, we are now supporting over 25 engineering teams all over the world. By using standards and automation, we avoided those teams performing over 100 manual steps over three months—their DevOps journey is now three steps and less than a day—that led to huge efficiency return to …

"They like to see things right in front of them, and GitHub gives them visibility into how others are using tools in the stack. When they see how other teams are implementing these tools to do great work, they’ll be more inclined to collaborate and adopt these solutions as well.”

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

"GitHub gives them better visibility and control of user permissions and access controls than their previous solution."

"I have seen some truly revolutionary actions happen in communities on GitHub. People are collaborating on code but they’re also having foundational conversations on best practices and how software, as a whole, is built. More and more, GitHub is an internet archive. It’s a deeply social and critical piece of …

"We’ve changed the way we work both technically and organizationally. It would have been much harder to do without GitHub."

“Developers can propose and discuss ideas through Issues and pull requests, which has really democratized technical conversations.”