“They can click a link to a pull request, and provide insight into what’s going on.”

"Transparency helps us vet the best ideas no matter where they come from. GitHub helps us scale that."

“In part because of GitHub. We realized that having a single, central office wasn’t necessary if we had a single, central platform to coordinate projects.” As a result, Peak Money employees can work however they work best while expanding their talent pool. “Some people are more productive in the morning–and …

"it’s helpful that GitHub has the ability to scan our repositories for any vulnerabilities, such as published AWS tokens."

“There are a lot of discussions happening within pull requests.”

“When I came onboard we were dealing with a heterogeneous development landscape, where everyone had to be a DevOps engineer to get anything built or published."

"We now see other teams contributing to these pipelines and workflows."

“I knew there had to be a better way to access both affordable design and really see things in the context of our home. That was my lightbulb moment for Modsy.”

“All the code behind the rendering of the room, any changes the customer needs, all goes through GitHub."

“Not only is it more accessible for the customer, but the room scanning technology is very easy to use."

“Developers are very well-versed in the use of GitHub. They prefer it, and don’t even want to consider other tools.” Before they’re even in the job market, GitHub sets new developers up for success, exposing their work to the community—and recruiters. “They graduate from school knowing how to use GitHub,” …

“We get an instant reply. GitHub gives us the support we need to find solutions.”

"GitHub is the lingua franca of developers. The more you can make work feel native for a developer, the more positive their experience. Pushing both product development and our beta interaction onto GitHub was a happy experience."

"The collaborative nature of commits, comments, and issues in GitHub repositories became ingredients for innovation."

“It’s hard to buy software as a company of our size. We loved that teams got there before us, but we felt we could do even more with GitHub. Then we took the adoption under our wing, moved it forward, and made it a standard tool at SAP.”