"Knowing GitHub is rolling out features that we can incorporate into our existing workflows, is reassuring. Having all our key features centralized on one platform is a game-changer."

“Having a single source control system is absolutely essential to enable developers to share, learn, and collaborate across the entire organization.”

“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.”

“It’s important to participate in the broader development community."

“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."

“We were always a believer in open source, and Cesium was our first open source project as a company. We wanted to be where everyone else was because open source lives or dies by its community."

“By tying directly to our repositories, GitHub Packages gives Cesium an automated, secure path to continuous integration and deployment, testing, and delivering products to our customers and millions of open source users.”

“We’re working on building and helping. We want to make sure that we’re innovating in the right ways with what we’re doing in our specialty here at Cesium."

"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."

“Some of the projects in IT end up being more difficult than expected. But the migration to GitHub was simple. It was easy to do a proof-of-concept with GitHub to make sure it fit our needs. And it was easy to move our code as well.”

“If someone changes a Terraform plan, that goes through the CI/CD pipeline and triggers a GitHub Action that triggers an approval process, just like a pull request for some application code."

“We had scaling problems, merge conflicts, and deployments were always an issue.”