Use all your favorite tools with GitHub
To build and ship great software, you need to use the best tools available. From homegrown systems to third-party applications, integrating those tools with GitHub means better collaboration around projects,…
To build and ship great software, you need to use the best tools available. From homegrown systems to third-party applications, integrating those tools with GitHub means better collaboration around projects, higher code quality, automated testing, easy deployments, and streamlined production operations.
Today there are thousands of applications and services that work with GitHub. Tools like Asana help you and your team stay on top of recent code changes by linking GitHub commits and issues to relevant project tasks. Services like CircleCI and Code Climate integrate with GitHub to test the quality of your code. You can even deploy code from a GitHub repository to services like Heroku and Amazon Web Services.
Integrations like these help improve testing at Airbnb, track code review at Harry’s, and support continuous integration at Infinum. Do you have a favorite application or service that helps you and your team write code? Chances are it works with GitHub already.
Check out some of the most popular tools that work with GitHub to help you build better software. Don’t see your favorite integration? Let us know!
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