We’re thrilled to share that Valven has been included with an Honorable Mention in Gartner’s first-ever Magic Quadrant™ for Developer Productivity Insight Platforms (DPIP).

Valven wasn’t built around a market opportunity. It was built to solve a problem that required a different approach.

Historically, software development teams have regarded pull requests as mere checkpoints. The prevailing assumption was that a pull request represented a stable and complete piece of work. However, this assumption is increasingly being challenged.

For years, developer productivity seemed measurable through metrics like commits, pull requests, cycle time, and velocity. While these offered a sense of progress, the reality was always more complex.

In the world of software development, collaboration and effective communication are essential for successful project outcomes.

In today’s dynamic software development perspective, achieving success relies on more than just coding expertise.

Many teams think bottlenecks can be easily identified with sufficient data. In practice, this assumption often fails.

Over the past decade, teams have become very good at collecting metrics. On paper, this should make decision-making easier. In reality, it often does the opposite.

In today’s competitive environment, how the software development company manages its limited resources is one of the biggest definitive factors for the company.

In this blog, we’ll explore these exceptions and discuss alternative approaches to improve your ability to measure in these various cases.

We are excited to announce that as of August 19, we have successfully achieved SOC 2 Type 2 compliance.

We are delighted to be a part of an exceptional organization London Tech Week 2024.

Code review stands as a crucial process in the process of software development, where experienced developers meticulously inspect code improvements made within Git-versioned software.