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Sonarqube is an open source platform for continuously inspecting code quality. It uses tools like Checkstyle, PMD and FindBugs to evaluate code. Sonarqube can be run locally or using Docker. The document provides instructions for installing Sonarqube on Docker and running a Maven project through the Sonarqube analysis to check code quality.
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- 4. “ Sonarqube is an Open Source Platform for Continuos Inspection of Code Quality. 4
- 5. Sonarqube is: ○ Open Source ○ Evaluate and improve our code. ○ Tools as: Checkstyle, PMD, FindBugs. ○ You can run it on Eclipse (or your favourite IDE), locally on your computer or using Docker. 5
- 6. Play With Docker What is Play With Docker? 6
- 7. Play With Docker: ○ Free Docker instances. ○ 4 hours duration. ○ Very useful tool to start with Docker. ○ Simple and without install anything on your computer. 7
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