"We wanted an issue tracker that would allow us to talk about features in a technical way and give non-technical people visibility without overhead, said Peter Ehrlich, product engineer at Leap Motion. GitHub Enterprise keeps everyone on the same page and reduces chaos."

“It created opportunities to develop effective and beneficial cross-team relationships, it provided a natural path to connect and develop our talent."

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

"Custom scripts and bespoke systems prevented many of our users from fully realizing the benefits of CI/CD. GitHub Actions gave us a platform to deliver intelligent pipelines with minimal up-front investment and no ongoing maintenance.”

“From a high-level, platform point of view, using GitHub Enterprise Cloud means we don’t have to run any of that infrastructure ourselves, and it reduces the administrative costs and allows us to spend more time developing.”

"it’s helpful that GitHub has the ability to scan our repositories for any vulnerabilities, such as published AWS tokens."

“There are a lot of discussions happening within pull requests.”

“We want to make sure that the task we’re doing manually today becomes mostly automated. We focus on building tools that serve as an enabler for developers.”

“Every single engineer at Zalando uses GitHub Enterprise.”

“Having this kind of information available helps people understand if and where they need to invest."

"For open source and for a huge number of software development organizations, GitHub is the gold standard—developers are immersed in it."

“GitHub enables us to enforce consistency and a standardized engineering culture that makes internal mobility easier."

“It allows us to build whatever we need ourselves so that we can focus on our actual business needs and business logic, rather than building infrastructure that GitHub can handle.”

"A tool like GitHub Copilot is so impactful at large companies because suddenly engineers can make impactful changes to other developers’ code with little previous exposure."

“It allows us to build whatever we need ourselves so that we can focus on our actual business needs and business logic, rather than building infrastructure that GitHub can handle.”