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Assembla, Inc. was founded in 2005. Our globally distributed team focuses on building and supporting powerful tools designed to help software teams around the world ship great products. Assembla is an Idera, Inc. company. Idera, Inc. is the parent company of global B2B software productivity brands whose solutions enable technical users to work faster and do more with less. Idera, Inc. brands span three divisions – Database Tools, Developer Tools, and DevOps Tools – with products that are evangelized by millions of community members and more than 50,000 customers worldwide, including some of the world’s largest healthcare, financial services, retail, and technology companies. To learn more about the Idera, Inc. leadership team, click below. Source

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What we’ve changed in Assembla, and where we’re headed next.

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By João Magalhães
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Real feedback from real teams shapes better software. Over the past year, we went deep with CTOs, developers, product managers, and team leads who build on Assembla every day. Their input drove this release and it’s shaping everything we’re building next. Here’s the full picture. What Assembla users have been telling us: the full picture Two customers. Both long-term. Both telling it straight. Assembla’s reliability and workflow depth earned that first quote over twenty years.
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Assembla vs ProjectLocker: which delivers better ROI?

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By Bryan Grover
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Let’s say your development team discovers their repository checkout times have ballooned to over 45 minutes. After a compliance audit, they’ve also flagged security vulnerabilities in their version control system, and their project management tool operates in complete isolation from their source code. According to DORA’s 2024 research, elite-performing dev teams achieve 127x faster lead times, 182x lower change failure rates, and 2,293x faster recovery from failures compared to low performers.
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GitHub Project Management Vs Assembla Spaces

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By Bryan Grover
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Adoption of GitHub Projects rose by 20% in 2025, as more teams looked to keep project workflows natively within the GitHub environment. Yet despite this growth, 90% of Fortune 100 companies using GitHub still supplement its core features with dedicated project management suites like Jira to address more complex Agile needs. While GitHub Projects offers convenient integration with code repositories, its project management capabilities often fall short as teams scale.
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How To Migrate From SVN To Perforce: A Strategic Guide With Assembla

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By Bryan Grover
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After all, migrations can be disruptive, resource-intensive, and come with inherent risks. But this comfortable procrastination ignores the hidden costs accumulating daily: declining system performance, increasing security vulnerabilities, and the growing technical debt that compounds with each passing month. Every day you delay is another day your team struggles with outdated tools while competitors forge ahead with modern, efficient development environments.
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Perforce Vs PlasticSCM For Small To Medium Indie Game Dev Teams

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By Bryan Grover
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Version control is critical for all software development. Game studios in particular face a wholly unique set of challenges. The majority of code repositories and version control platforms can manage text files just fine. However, game development demands a system that can handle massive binary assets like textures, models, and audio files – something that Git is still not very good at handling.
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New Metrics Dashboard

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By Antonio Pianca
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We’ve introduced a powerful new Metrics Dashboard to help you visualize and manage your team’s work more effectively. The dashboard offers a clear view of your tickets with easy-to-read charts and graphs, showing totals, trends, priorities, and status breakdowns. You can view reports by ticket status, priority, open/closed state, custom fields, tags, and week-on-week trends, allowing you to quickly glance at your Space’s ticket distribution.
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Using Git Version Control On Unreal Engine Projects

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By Matthaus Niedoba
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Git is by far the most popular version control system used in the world of software development. And also in other industries such as game development, its footprint is still high. However, it does not have the best reputation, as you often hear devs and artists mention scalability issues and confusing UX. But with the latest contributions to core Git and to its ecosystem, it has become a powerful version control toolset that covers all the needs for game developers.
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Depending on their project, different software development teams might choose one type of VCS tool instead of another.
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GitHub Vs Assembla: Comparing Git Hosting, Project Management, And Team Visibility

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By Cláudia Fernandes
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There’s no question that GitHub is a powerful, highly rated platform. It’s the industry standard in 2025. But surprisingly – or not – Google searches for “GitHub alternative” have gone up by 150% over the past 4 years. More and more teams are looking for other source code management and collaboration platforms. Why is that? When teams start looking beyond GitHub, it usually isn’t because GitHub is bad. It’s because their needs have outgrown what GitHub was built for.
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The Role Of The PRD In Managing Client Expectations [PRD Template]  | Assembla

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By Allison Bokone, Allison worked
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Managing client expectations and feedback while keeping a software project on time and on budget is a challenge most project managers face. In this guide we’ll discuss ways you can educate your clients about the Agile software development process to better manage their participation in the software development lifecycle (SDLC).
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