Wednesday, November 4, 2026 · 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm
Price
Free
Overview In this session, we’ll walk through a single pull request end to end and show how GitHub helps your team close the gap between code that’s written and software that’s actually trusted. The focus is on the practical journey a change takes from authoring to merge, and the checkpoints GitHub provides along the way.
What to Expect
Who It’s For This session is aimed at developers, engineers, and product builders who work with pull requests and want a clearer, more reliable review and merge process. It’s suited to teams using GitHub who want to tighten the gap between code being written and code being trusted.
Format A one-hour online session hosted by Microsoft Reactor Bengaluru, running from 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM IST on 4 November 2026.
About the Organiser Microsoft Reactor Bengaluru is part of Microsoft’s global Reactor community program, which hosts technical sessions, workshops, and meetups for developers and startups. Reactor spaces connect builders with Microsoft engineers and the broader developer ecosystem, covering topics across cloud, AI, and modern software development practices.
Why Attend If your team ships code through pull requests, this session offers a concrete, example-driven look at how to make that process more trustworthy - useful for engineers, tech leads, and CTOs shaping their development workflow.
Price
Free