“We opted for GitHub Enterprise for the major functionality: pull requests, easy merging, team collaboration, and overall simplicity.”

“We’re getting developers from across the industry, different perspectives, diverse perspectives. We love to see the growth of developers. It’s social, and we’re a social company.”

"Almost everything we do as a company is kept inside of GitHub Enterprise, from security controls and application code to internal policies."

“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.”

“After using it for just a couple of days, we saw that it was already giving us more appropriate suggestions. We knew it was just the beginning.”

“It was truly awe-inspiring to watch Copilot generate 70 lines of code."

“Writing comprehensive unit tests can be time-consuming and tedious, but with Copilot's assistance, we witnessed firsthand how it could rapidly generate test cases, saving us valuable time and effort, while also ensuring thorough test coverage.”

“Copilot helps our developers write code faster, with fewer errors, and deliver software solutions more quickly."

"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."

“If you look at industry standards, the more code developer teams share, the better they are able to collaborate."

“Internally, developers get excited because if they don’t know GitHub already, they want to learn it.”

“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."

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