“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.”

“The ability to scale the system and respond to very large amounts of data is of utmost importance."

"We need to work together with hardware vendors, developers, and businesses to achieve our vision."

"I don't have to make sure each person downloads a local container management solution and unzips all the right files to the right locations. They just spin up a Codespace, fire up some containers, and we can get started right away."

“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.”

“With GitHub Copilot, our engineers can solve our most complex problems without needing to leave their development environment."

“GitHub Copilot creates an instant feedback loop for developers, giving them new ways to solve problems.”

“Getting up to speed with GitHub Copilot is actually quite simple, and the developers who have been using it for a while have fallen in love with it."

“GitHub is where the developer community is, and that’s where we want to be.”

“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."

“When employees join, they have access to most of the repositories across the company, so that any team can benefit from the work other teams have already done, or contribute improvements to code maintained by people in other parts of the company.”

“It’s easier and faster to take action on an alert now, because there are fewer steps they need to take to view and fix an issue.”

“Before GitHub, you would have one system for your version control and another for project management. Trying to integrate between them could be difficult."