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This document discusses Sonar, an open source tool for continuously measuring code quality. It analyzes code across 7 axes: coding rules, architecture, unit test coverage, duplicated code, potential bugs, complexity, and comments. Sonar provides visual reports on metrics and enables tracking their evolution over time. It supports many programming languages and integrates with tools like FindBugs and PMD. Sonar helps manage code quality in a project by identifying hotspots, issues, and allowing review of past states through its time machine feature.
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- 1. Sonar Continuous Inspection ofCode Quality
- 2. About Me I’m Programmer Copyright2013 @nuboat
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- 7. Code Quality Copyright 2013@nuboat
- 8. The 7 axesof code quality - Coding Rules - Architecture Design - Unit Tests Coverage - Duplicated Code - Potential Bugs - Complexity - Comment Copyright 2013 @nuboat
- 9. What is Sonar? “Sonaris the central place to manage code quality, offering visual reporting on and across projects and enabling to replay the past to follow metrics evolution” source: http:/ /www.sonarsource.org/ Copyright 2013 @nuboat
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- 11. SonarQube An open web-basedapplication platform to manage code quality. Copyright 2013 @nuboat
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- 13. ABAP* PL/SQL* JavaScript Android C/C++* Web PL/I* Delphi / Pascal XML VisualBasic 6* Erlang Python PHP Groovy Copyright 2013 @nuboat Language Support Natural* C# Cobol* Flex / ActionScript Drools VB.NET* Java Pacbase* *Commercial support
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- 20. Complexity Generally 1-4 isconsidered good, 5-7 ok, 8-10 consider re-factoring, and 11+ re-factor now ! Copyright 2013 @nuboat
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- 24. Time Machines Copyright 2013@nuboat
- 25. Update Center Copyright 2013@nuboat
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- 27. FINALLY Sonar is justa tools, not a magic. Copyright 2013 @nuboat
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- 29. Q & A Copyright2013 @nuboat