"Our engineering organization at Nubank relies on GitHub. Everything related to business logic is over there in source code. It’s really the heart of the company. Everything starts there."
“We want to collaborate with other companies and individuals to bring transparency and compliance to open source licensing. And we’d love to make sure that any information we find goes back upstream. If a project with an MIT license has GPL license code, for example, we’d like to let the maintainers know, so they can update their license information if they choose to.”
“It’s allowed us to take the time to create all the unit tests, functional tests, and performance tests that we want in our pipelines without having to go back and effectively write double the code. There's never been enough time in the past to go back and get to all of them."
“With GitHub Actions, we don’t have to think about the hidden costs of maintaining the CI/CD servers. The workflows are so smooth that the automation works as it should, so developers can focus on communicating with customers and developing new innovations.”
“GitHub is where the developer community is, and that’s where we want to be.”
"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."
“Without the customers having to worry about it.”
“The ability to scale the system and respond to very large amounts of data is of utmost importance."
"GitHub enables our developers to focus on what really matters. Shipping high-quality, secure code."
“You can’t do that with a file system or database. And you don’t get a history of changes. When you treat GitHub as a universal tool, it creates a lot of opportunities and introduces interesting new workflows to the process.”
"Code changes were relegated to a handful of people in an ivory tower. It’s made what we do much more seamless, transparent, and collaborative.”
“Whether it’s being initiated, planned, executed, or terminated, the ticket contains all relevant information, including its owner.” They use a template to maintain consistency and stickers to generate a weekly report with the GitHub API. “There’s less manual work, and leads can send stickers out to the wider teams."
"There’s never been a moment where we considered moving off GitHub. That’s radical for a piece of software we’ve used for over nine years."
"GitHub is seamlessly embedded into our workflow, which makes for a more seamless experience than working with several separate integrations."
“It’s more efficient for the developers, because you eliminate the need to learn a whole new set of tools if you move from one project or team to another.”