What I appreciated most was the team. From the RFP process through launch, they were responsive, easy to work with, and genuinely cared about getting it right. If something came up or we wanted to try a different approach, there was always someone to talk to who understood what we were trying to accomplish. For the longest time it was always me managing the website. As we grew, I knew that wasn't going to scale forever. One of the best things about working with DevHub was knowing I wasn't the single point of failure anymore. I also liked how fast we could move once everything was in place. The platform gave us a lot more flexibility than what we had before, and it felt like it was built for where we were going instead of where we'd been.

Some points I liked best- 1) Collaboration and communication between development teams are improved. 2) centralized project management and code-sharing solutions that improve efficiency and optimize workflow. 3) Improved version control and structuring of the code. 4) More accurate tracking of project milestones and progress visibility which helped a lot. 5) Facilitating distributed teams and remote work. 6) Integration with a range of tools and platforms, enabling simple workflow integration. 7) Automated deployment, testing, and monitoring of code, among other repetitive activities and better bug and issue tracking, with the ability to assign and swiftly handle them. 8) Robust security measures to safeguard data and code. 9) Access to analytics and reporting tools to understand project success and spot improvement opportunities, also being able to swiftly integrate new team members and give them the resources they need to come up to speed. 10) Support for a variety of frameworks and programming languages.

The automation to launch the platform with existing customers on legacy technology is great. I also like how the team can integrate third party tools to increase the value of their offering.