“We want to make sure Plaid engineers are happy and that their tools aren’t getting in their way.”

“We have one of the biggest monolithic Ruby on Rails applications in the world, and it’s hosted in a single GitHub repository."

“Actions updates the pull request checklist the moment the check fails or succeeds. You’re able to get something out the door quickly without having to wait five or 10 minutes for an external service to update the pull request check so you can merge.”

“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.”

“When I came onboard we were dealing with a heterogeneous development landscape, where everyone had to be a DevOps engineer to get anything built or published."

"We now see other teams contributing to these pipelines and workflows."

“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.”

“It allows us to synchronize with the open source activities recently started at Continental and hosted on Continental’s GitHub organization.”

“Open source fits in by providing a new level of transparency, revealing the code behind the science. In the last few years, we’ve open sourced several projects, contributed code to the Apache Software Foundation and the W3C, and funded existing open source projects.”

“We opted for GitHub Enterprise for the major functionality: pull requests, easy merging, team collaboration, and overall simplicity.”

"We opted for GitHub Enterprise for the major functionality: pull requests, easy merging, team collaboration, and overall simplicity."

“Now we’re doing architectural reviews in GitHub as Markdown documents. So if someone has an architectural decision to make, they’ll submit a proposal as a pull request. And that’s the start of that documentation process.”

“In the past, the feedback loop was longer. Eventually, it might trickle down from Jira and someone might pick it up.”

"GitHub allows us to meet our developers where they are. We can’t imagine having to train new developers on any other platform."