Enterprise Roundup January 2025

[queenofcorgis]

Welcome to 2025! We hope your year has gotten off to a great start. To help you along on your new year journey, we’ve got questions that’ll help you increase your GitHub knowledge and stories from fellow customers to inspire you ❇️.

🔍 Curious questions: Quality questions asked in the past month!

• The code highlighting disappeared after updating GitHub Enterprise Server: if you’ve been experiencing this as well, click through to the discussion to learn more and when you can expect it to be fixed.
• Deployment with SSH not possible: check out this self-solve from @youwebmax if you’re encountering the same.
• Do "wait timer" count towards your billable time: Curious to know the answer to this one? I set the record straight and updated our docs thanks to @marcelbirkner.

🎆 New year, new reads: GitHub-produced goodies fresh for 2025 🍭

• Secret Scanning Basics: @potaders explains how you can use GitHub's Secret Scanning to help keep your projects secure in this discussion.
• Documenting and explaining legacy code with GitHub Copilot: Learn how to document and explain legacy code with GitHub Copilot with real-world examples with @GeekTrainer on the GitHub blog.
• Enhance build security and reach SLSA Level 3 with GitHub Artifact Attestations: @tinaheidinger’s post breaks down the basics of SLSA, explains the importance of artifact attestations, and provides a step-by-step guide to securing your build process.

📚 Beyond the front page: Content you may have missed 🍭

• Leap Motion removes the barriers between people and technology: Learn how Leap Motion’s engineering team relies on GitHub Enterprise to connect people and code in the office with their story.
• Braintree brings their customers closer to their development and release processes with GitHub: Discover how Braintree, powered by GitHub, transformed developer collaboration and transparency, from launching their v.zero Payments API to pioneering open development with PayPal in this article.
• TomTom guides developers to productivity with GitHub: 85% of developers feel more productive using GitHub Copilot and Github Actions has reduced build times by 25%. Read TomTom's story of productivity and how they unified its development process with GitHub.

Have any of these reads inspired you? What are you looking forward to most on GitHub in 2025?

[Waterstraal]

This statement is not true:

Read the story of how TomTom unified its development process with GitHub, boosting developer productivity by 85% and reducing build times by 25%.

From the article:

85% of developers feel more productive with GitHub Copilot

[queenofcorgis]

@Waterstraal you're right, thanks for the note - I updated the statement to reflect the article contents more accurately.

[queenofcorgis]

Looking for a read to love this month: February's roundup discussion is LIVE!