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

“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 …

“We have gone from nothing to almost 3,000 innersource repos.”

“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.”

“We have one of the biggest monolithic Ruby on Rails applications in the world, and it’s hosted in a single GitHub repository."

“This year, our production applications changed more than 50 times a day, and it’s changing even faster now. GitHub helps us meet this demand.”

“Plus the Kanban flow is easy to follow and is already familiar to most developers.”

"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."

"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."

“We want to make sure that the task we’re doing manually today becomes mostly automated. We focus on building tools that serve as an enabler for developers.”

“Before GitHub, you would have one system for your version control and another for project management. Trying to integrate between them could be difficult."

“IT consulting careers help people not only make money for their families, but develop professional experience that they can bring home with them after college."

“You can’t do that with a file system or database. And you don’t get a history of changes. When you treat GitHub as a universal tool, it creates a lot of opportunities and introduces interesting new workflows to the process.”

"Code changes were relegated to a handful of people in an ivory tower. It’s made what we do much more seamless, transparent, and collaborative.”