GitStart

Using GitStart, customers can assign a new code task to the GitStart Bot, which then creates the pull request. A pull request – alsorequest—also referred to as a merge request – isrequest—is an event that takes place in software development when a contributor or developer creates new code and then begins the process ofto mergingmerge that new code with the main project repository.

GitStart interfaces with major ticketing systems, such as Jira, Github Issues, and Linear, as well as Git providers GitHub, GitLab, and BitBucket. Because the GitStart Bot is automated, it does not require speaking with anyone, speeding up the process.

GitStart also provides an avenue for companies to find and hire software developers, and it helps build software developers' skills and career prospects by giving them the opportunity to grow their abilities as part of the GitStart developer community.

When a GitStart client assigns a coding task to the GitStart Bot, it, in turn,then sends the task to hundreds of developers and has them review each other's work. The developers work on tasks , and the more senior GitStart developers check the code and provide feedback to the junior developers, which helps them improve their skills while also providing quality checks for the clients. If a GitStart client wants to hire a GitStart developer who has proven themselves to them, GitStart makes a commission.

GitStart has already had successsuccessfully managingmanaged over 7500 pull requests for its customers, which includeincluding Sourcegraph, Sales Impact Academy, Hello Alice, NURX, the United Nations, Immunefi, ReadyFX, UBX, First Resonance, Courier, Epoints, and Juven.

GitStart works with most technologies used by engineering teams, especially JavaScript-related frameworks such as Node and React. Engineers have also used it to build compilers in C++. Other coding languages and technology support include: Django, Python, PHP, APIs, Jira, C#, Web Apps, Mobile Apps, Electron, and React Native.

Using GitStart, customers can assign a new code task to the GitStart Bot which then creates the pull request. A pull request – also referred to as a merge request – is an event that takes place in software development when a contributor or developerdeveloper creates new code and then begins the process of merging that new code with the main project repository.

The GitStart Bot sends the requested task to multiple developersdevelopers, has them review each other's code, and selects the best pull request out of all the developersdevelopers' work to send back to the customer. Customers only pay for approved and merged pull requests.The created code is the property of the client, and GitStart has security in place to ensure client code and data are safe.

GitStart also provides an avenue for companies to find and hire software developers, and it helps build software developers' skills and career prospects by giving them the opportunity to grow their abilities as part of the GitStart developerdeveloper community.

Developers can live anywhere in the world and speak any language. Resumes are not required to join the developer community, just proven code from tasks assigned. Developers receive a learning stipend in their local currency or in crypto, and pay grows as their skill level grows.

GitStart is a "Pull Request as a Service" platform. The company is a Y Combinator-backed startup that helps engineering-focused companies be more agile, scale feature deployment faster, and reduce management complexity. The company is based in San Francisco and was started there by CEO Hamza Zia in 2019. Zia originally founded the company, legally named Murcul, in October 2017 in Hong Kong. After spending nearly two years building the tools and infrastructure, Zia relaunchedrebranded the company as GitStart in 2019.

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GitStart interfaces with major ticketing systems such as Jira, Github Issues, and Linear, as well as Git providers GitHub, GitLab, and BitBucket. Because the GitStart Bot is automated, it does not require speaking with anyone, speeding up the process.

GitStart also provides a solution for companies to find and hire software developers. GitStart helps build software developers' skills and career prospects by giving them the opportunity to prove and grow their abilities as part of the GitStart developer community. When a GitStart client assigns a coding task to the GitStart Bot, it, in turn, sends the same tasks to hundreds of developers and has them review each other. Highest ranked developers earn the right to tackle new tickets. The developers work on tasks given by corporate clients and more senior GitStart developers check the code and provide feedback. Corporate clients then review the code and pay if they accept. If a GitStart client wants to hire a GitStart a developer who has proven themselves to the client company, GitStart makes a commission.

GitStart also provides an avenue for companies to find and hire software developers, and it helps build software developers' skills and career prospects by giving them the opportunity to grow their abilities as part of the GitStart developer community.

When a GitStart client assigns a coding task to the GitStart Bot, it, in turn, sends the task to hundreds of developers and has them review each other's work. The developers work on tasks and the more senior GitStart developers check the code and provide feedback to the junior developers, which helps them improve their skills while also providing quality checks for the clients. If a GitStart client wants to hire a GitStart developer who has proven themselves to them, GitStart makes a commission.

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The GistStart Bot sends the requested tasks to multiple engineersdevelopers, has them review each other, and selects the best pull request.Because the GitStart Bot is automated, it does not require speaking with anyone to request code, speeding up the process. GitStart interfaces with major ticketing systems such as Jira, Github Issues, and Linear, as well as Git providers GitHub, GitLab, and BitBucket. The created code is the property of the client, and GitStart has security in place to ensure client code and data are safe. GitStart is quick and easy to set up, and customers only pay for approved and merged pull requests.

GitStart is a "Pull Request as a Service" platform. The company is a Y Combinator-backed startup that helps engineering-focused companies be more agile, scale feature deployment faster, and reduce management complexity. The company is based in San Francisco and was started there by CEO Hamza Zia in 2019. ZiaZia originally founded the company, legally named Murcul, in October 2017 in Hong Kong. After spending nearly two years building the tools and infrastructure, ZiaZia relaunched the company as GitStart in 2019.

Using GitStart, customers can assign supportnew code tasks as tickets to the GitStart Bot which then creates the pull requests. A pull request – also referred to as a merge request – is an event that takes place in software development when a contributor or developer creates new code and then begins the process of merging that new code with the main project repository.

The GistStart Bot sends tasks to multiple engineers, has them review each other, and selects the best pull request.Because the GitStart Bot is automated, it does not require speaking with anyone to request code, speeding up the process. GitStart interfaces with major ticketing systems such as Jira, Github Issues, and Linear, as well as Git providers GitHub, GitLab, and BitBucket. The created code is the property of the client, and GitStart has security in place to ensure client code and data is safe.

GitStart is quick and easy to set up, and customers only pay for approved and merged pull requests.

The GistStart Bot sends the requested tasks to multiple engineers, has them review each other, and selects the best pull request.Because the GitStart Bot is automated, it does not require speaking with anyone to request code, speeding up the process. GitStart interfaces with major ticketing systems such as Jira, Github Issues, and Linear, as well as Git providers GitHub, GitLab, and BitBucket. The created code is the property of the client, and GitStart has security in place to ensure client code and data are safe. GitStart is quick and easy to set up, and customers only pay for approved and merged pull requests.