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The Cost Savings of Fixing Security Flaws in Development

February 25, 2025

There’s no debate that catching and fixing security flaws in development saves time, money, and stress.

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Austin Golang User Group Recap

March 21, 2019

PullRequest co-founder and CTO Tyler Mann spoke to a packed room at the Austin Golang...

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Customer Stories with DoSomething.org

February 13, 2019

Ship new features faster and with greater confidence with PullRequest. What is DoSomething.org? A digital...

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Monitor Code Health with Repository Insights

January 22, 2019

Performance metrics or KPIs for developers can be a monkey's paw. You'll often get exactly...

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Code Reviewer Spotlight: Eli Perelman

January 8, 2019

A passion for contributing to open source projects is one of the most common traits...

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The $85 Billion Cost of Bad Code

December 30, 2018

A recent study from Stripe and Harris Poll found the average developer spends 42% of...

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3 Books on Clean Code Every Developer Should Read

December 17, 2018

Reading these books will make you a better programmer. You'll understand the software development process...

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Customer Stories with Branch

December 11, 2018

Reinforcing best practices while committing high-quality code with PullRequest. INDUSTRY Insurance HEADQUARTERS Columbus, OH TIME...

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Code Reviewer Spotlight: James Slater

December 10, 2018

PullRequest reviewer James Slater learned Google's code review process by doing. Over several months of...

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Why Truly Great Product Managers Love Code Review

December 4, 2018

Many years ago, I started my career in product management with only a basic understanding...