# Dev360

The Dev360 screen provides a comprehensive monthly view of a developer's activity in terms of GIT activities. This screen is particularly useful for gaining insights into the active days and throughput of a developer, which can be valuable during one-on-one discussions.

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This screen shows the number of days a developer was involved in any GIT activity, such as commits, PRs (Pull Requests) opened, reviewed, merged, or declined. This visibility helps in understanding a developer's engagement and productivity over a given period.

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**Filtering Activities:** You can filter the view based on specific activities like Commits, PRs Reviewed, etc.

**Detailed View:** Clicking on any bubble within the filtered view will provide basic details of that particular activity and a link to it.

### Filters Available in Dev360

#### General Filters

* **Teams**: Select the relevant team to filter the developers accordingly.
* **Users**: Choose the specific user to view their activities.
* **Date**: Set the desired date period to see activities within that timeframe.

#### Activity-Specific Filters

* **Commits**: Shows all regular commits done by the user within the selected date period.
* **Merge Commits**: Displays merge commits done by the user in the selected date period.
* **PRs Open**: Filters out the PRs that were opened by the user within the selected date period.
* **PRs Reviewed**: Lists the PRs reviewed by the user during the selected date period.
* **PRs Merged**: Shows the PRs merged by the user within the selected date period.
* **PRs Declined**: Filters out the PRs that were declined by the user in the selected date period.

### How to get to Dev 360

There are 2 ways in which you can access Dev360:

1. Straight from the main Hivel left panel.
2. By selecting one user in Activity or Cockpit.


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