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Agency (Bengaluru): RWX, a new force in the Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Deployment (CD) arena, announced today that it has secured $7 million in seed funding in a round led by Quiet Capital. Alongside the funding news, RWX unveiled its new CI/CD platform, Mint, which promises to enhance the developer experience significantly.
Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment are crucial for automating updates and changes in the software development process, particularly as AI’s role in code generation grows. Traditional CI/CD platforms, many of which were designed in the early days of cloud computing, often do not meet modern development needs. These platforms typically force engineers to endure long waits for unrelated test results and to wade through raw logs to pinpoint issues—inefficiencies that Mint is designed to overcome.
Testimonials from early adopters highlight Mint’s impact. Bill Kaper, co-founder and CTO of HubiFi, remarked on Mint’s integration capabilities across various technologies, noting substantial productivity gains and enhanced security features compared to other platforms like GitHub Actions. Similarly, Tim Overly, co-founder at Visivo, praised Mint for its intuitive task-based graph system and content-based caching, which have significantly sped up their workflows and feedback loops.
RWX was founded by Dan Manges and Tommy Graves in 2022. Manges, a seasoned tech entrepreneur, previously co-founded Root, a tech-driven car insurance provider that he took public in 2020, and was CTO at Braintree until its acquisition by PayPal for $800M.
