Frequently Asked Questions: devActivity Developer Achievements
Find quick answers to common questions about developer achievements, levels, XP, and performance comparisons within devActivity.com's Performance Review.
What is my current level and how has it changed?
Your Level reflects your overall engagement and growth on devActivity. The Achievements section shows your current level for the selected period, alongside its change from the previous period and how it compares to the team median.
How much XP have I gained from contributions?
XP (Experience Points), also known as your contribution score, is gained from various activities like commits, pull requests, and code reviews. The Achievements section displays your accumulated XP for the selected period and its comparison to prior periods and the team median.
How many achievements have I received?
The 'Achievements (total received)' metric indicates the total count of distinct badges or awards you have earned within the selected period. This is also compared to previous periods and the team median.
How do my Level, XP, and achievements compare to the previous period?
The Achievements table includes a 'Previous Period' column, showing the values for the prior reporting cycle. This allows you to see your personal growth or changes in Level, XP, and total achievements over time.
How do my Level, XP, and achievements compare to the team median?
For Open Source and Premium plans, the 'Team Median' column provides a benchmark, showing the average Level, XP, and total achievements across your team. This helps you understand how an individual's performance aligns with or surpasses the team's average.
What specific awards or challenges have I completed recently?
The 'Last Achievements' section, located below the main metrics table, lists recent awards, custom recognitions, or badges earned for completing specific challenges, such as the 'Pull Request Prodigy' badge.
What is the 'Pull Request Prodigy' badge?
The 'Pull Request Prodigy' badge is an example of a specific achievement awarded for significant contributions related to pull requests. It recognizes developers who excel in this area, highlighting their impact on code collaboration.
