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

“People know what a pull request is because it’s how they contribute to open source projects. We have many developers who are well-versed with GitHub, either for personal development or previous roles. With GitHub Enterprise, no one has to relearn the wheel.”

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

"GitHub increases the visibility of code changes and makes it easy for everyone to collaborate on a single pull request as the source of truth."

“This makes it easier for us to contribute back to the projects we use and reduces the friction when open sourcing our own projects."

“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.”

“GitHub is what the majority of our developers are using. We want to give our team not just the tools that solve the problem, but the ones they want to use. And GitHub is the latest and greatest in this space.”

“GitHub keeps us up to speed with the industry’s best tools. We want new hires to know GitHub is in our toolchain— it makes them excited to join us.”

“We utilize GitHub as both a hosting and business engine solution that affords us a snapshot into the long-term vision for the ideas teams create."

“We have unit tests, we have integration tests, we have browser tests, and tests to see whether the pixels are matching perfectly."

“For example, when using VS Code and GitLens we can see who wrote what lines of code. We can also jump straight to the pull requests in GitHub for further context, which is super powerful.”

“Any engineer within the company can commit code into our repositories, however, all code goes through a mandatory review process before it’s put into production."

“Whether it’s 3M’s automotive, adhesive or health care products, all of these codebases live in GitHub.”

“We have gone from nothing to almost 3,000 innersource repos.”

“The less friction we have in our development environment, the faster we can go. GitHub powers these pipelines and enables us to work so much faster.”