Track developer performance over time with detailed metrics to uncover trends, celebrate growth, and drive continuous improvement.
We’ve rolled out something we know you’ve been waiting for: the Developer Metrics Table. It’s built to make performance tracking simpler, more transparent, and actually useful whether you’re doing appraisals or just trying to help your team get better over time.What’s New?
- All the Metrics in One Place
- See the numbers that matter: PR activity (Opened, Merged, Reviews), Cycle Times (Merge time, Pickup time), and Code Quality (Refactor rates, Rework trends).
- No more hopping between GitHub, spreadsheets, and Slack to piece things together.
- Track Growth Over Time
- See the Journey: Watch how individual developers improve on specific metrics like PR throughput, review speed, or merge times over weeks or months.
- Spot Trends: Is someone consistently struggling with long review cycles? Or crushing it with code quality improvements? Now, it’s obvious.
- Custom Views for What You Care About
- Filter by dev, team, or time period—get exactly what you need without wading through data you don’t care about.
- Compare and Learn
- Stack a dev’s metrics against team averages or benchmarks. Fair and clear.
- Find bottlenecks before they spiral into bigger problems.
Why This Matters
- No More Guesswork: Finally, you can see the story behind the numbers.
- Fairer Reviews: Show developers where they’ve grown and where they can do better. No vague feedback, just facts.
- Smarter Growth Goals: Use trends to set realistic goals that actually help devs improve, not just tick boxes.
How It Works
- Check Progress at a Glance: Want to see how someone’s merge times have improved since last quarter? Done.
- Baseline and Build: Track how things like new processes or tools (hello, GitHub Copilot!) are actually impacting your team.
- Focus on the Future: Use the data to have better conversations about what’s next—not just what’s done.
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