305 GitHub Testimonials

“Infrastructure can often burden teams; it’s time consuming and expensive to manage."

“We were already using GitHub for other things. We now use GitHub Actions to work like a much larger team.”

“Some brands are working with bleeding-edge technologies, others are battling legacy systems.”

“If you create insecure code, you’re not thinking of the customer first because you open your customers up to risk.”

“It created opportunities to develop effective and beneficial cross-team relationships, it provided a natural path to connect and develop our talent."

“When we talk about activating our entire CI/CD process, this is where the developers spend their time. We have all of these different capabilities built into the pipeline including SonaType for managing and securing binaries, SonarQube for quality scanning, and Checkmarx for vulnerability scanning. Developers set it up once, and then they’re living in GitHub who ensures that every step in the process is being automated correctly."

“It’s more than just source code control."

“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.”

“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.”

“That’s what I love about GitHub. We can scale and build projects on a new level now. It’s not about how good you are alone. It’s about the greatness we can achieve through sharing and collaboration.”

“The whole focus is on how my everyday job can be put to good use for the whole group. That’s what I love about GitHub. We can scale and build projects on a new level now. It’s not about how good you are alone. It’s about the greatness we can achieve through sharing and collaboration.”

“Students go from just loving video games but having zero knowledge of development to being full-fledged programmers."