Pay off your technical debt with SonarQube
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This document discusses technical debt governance and developer demos. It contains information about degrading velocity over time spent implementing features versus time spent on debt repayment. Charts show the effects of debt on productivity. The document also lists governance roles and mentions analyzing code with SonarQube and using pull requests to prevent debt. Demo topics are listed as the idea, experience with SonarQube, and its roadmap.
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