"GitHub was phenomenal. They supported us in the business case versus rushing us into the enterprise license before we had proven it. That was a key enabler for us.”

“We needed to be more elastic, more current. Many people already use GitHub. Its huge community makes you feel like you’re working in the now, not on an old, heavily customized system.”

“In the nine-and-a-half years I’ve been here, we’ve practiced innersource and used GitHub as a discoverability tool.”

"GitHub is a key component of our internal engineering infrastructure."

“If something as essential as the code repository is down, developers can’t do their work."

“Maintaining an appliance just isn’t our core focus."

“As a developer, I couldn’t live without the integrations GitHub offers."

"GitHub EMUs have improved security by centralizing user provisioning.”

"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."

“From a high-level, platform point of view, using GitHub Enterprise Cloud means we don’t have to run any of that infrastructure ourselves, and it reduces the administrative costs and allows us to spend more time developing.”

"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.”

"There’s never been a moment where we considered moving off GitHub. That’s radical for a piece of software we’ve used for over nine years."

“We have unit tests, we have integration tests, we have browser tests, and tests to see whether the pixels are matching perfectly."

“For example, when using VS Code and GitLens we can see who wrote what lines of code. We can also jump straight to the pull requests in GitHub for further context, which is super powerful.”