"We are already seeing our early community open source their own code to encourage growth in the group and have fun with people building on top of their code, Lynda said. For example, one Jibo developer produced an If This, Then That (IFTTT) capability for Jibo and shared the project. …

“I want every developer at CloudZero to not only contribute to our customers’ delight, but share in that delight."

“GitHub enables us to enforce consistency and a standardized engineering culture that makes internal mobility easier."

"When you open source a project it encourages conversations and idea sharing that will help let the daylight in and spur innovation."

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

"Before we were using GitHub, we could count on chaos during rapid development phases. With SVN, it always felt like someone was in your way. Or, developers would just work around the version control system and compromise code quality."

“By standardizing on GitHub our developers can work the way they want to while still making it easy to share and discover each other’s code.”

“Now GitHub does that heavy lifting, and we leverage GitHub APIs to create products that enable our developers to build faster, smarter, and safer. Developers have fewer tools to juggle, which reduces their cognitive load and lets them focus on innovating.”

“What GitHub enables us to do is create a ‘parts warehouse’ where developers can find useful code that can be quickly assembled into new solutions.”

“It gives us the best chance to stay as secure as possible when writing software.”

“To accelerate feature development, you need to focus on centralization capabilities."

“We didn’t have a way to keep track of who owns an app, what technologies were in use, what resources we had available at any given time.”

"Our engineering organization at Nubank relies on GitHub. Everything related to business logic is over there in source code. It’s really the heart of the company. Everything starts there."

“Teams share their work with the larger developer community on GitHub, whether it’s samples, or small projects, or SDKs.”

“We want to collaborate with other companies and individuals to bring transparency and compliance to open source licensing. And we’d love to make sure that any information we find goes back upstream. If a project with an MIT license has GPL license code, for example, we’d like to let the …