Last time I presented analysis results of Jon Skeet’s Google Cloud Services .NET projects. We learnt how SonarQube supports cross project analysis and drawing conclusions. In this article I’m going to step into details of a single project, dashboards, configuration options etc.
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Crushing Jon Skeet's code. Never do this at home.
SonarQube Series #3. Example analysis of a bunch of .NET projects.
In the previous article we managed to setup a SonarQube server, configured .NET projects and ran the analysis. Now it’s time to look at the results. This will help us get familiar with SonarQube visualizations and capabilities.
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Setup SonarQube in .NET
SonarQube Series #2. Guideline how to install and configure SonarQube for your .NET projects.
In case you haven’t read previous posts in this series, you can find a short introduction to SonarQube and values it brings to the table here.
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Code of mine, better than yours, of course...
SonarQube Series #1. Automating code review process to filter out boilerplate and enable human-oriented reviews.
Just committed, with love. And what code it is—well thought, tested, self-documented, clean. Our code, the code. Its review must be a piece of cake, certainly. Then a reviewer comes in—a mate we always have geeky discussions with. And it begins. First frown, next one, puzzlement. A quarrel is approaching...
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Opening statement
where we state what we share
Pragmasoft is a technological company. On a daily basis we build software and AI products. We use proven agile methodologies (no SCRUM-but) and adhere to their best practices. Since sharing is caring, we want to give away to you some examples of our work. Sometimes it will be best-of-breed industry...
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