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ALM Practices Part 6: Code Analysis & Guidelines

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0 replies - 5228 views - 06/16/11 by Dennis Doomen in News

How to Conduct Effective Code Reviews

I have always felt that code reviews are very important in any software project.  More often I happen to see only "superficial" reviews happening.  By superficial, I mean the types where you get review comments like, "You know the...

3 replies - 6548 views - 07/26/10 by Suresh Murthy in Articles

Monitoring the Health of a Development Project

I have been thinking about this role for quite some time now. I have had the chance to work on a couple of development projects and one thing that stood out in common was the lack of time invested in design reviews, code reviews, etc on an ongoing basis i.e....

5 replies - 3753 views - 05/06/10 by Suresh Murthy in Articles

Java Power Tools Author John Smart Comes to the UK

 Well known in the Java community for his many published articles, and as author of the Java Power Tools book, John Smart has agreed to fly over from New Zealand to teach his 5-day Java Power Tools Bootcamp at Skills Matter in London on February 15-19th.

0 replies - 1077 views - 01/04/10 by Wendy Devolder in Announcements

Clarity of code is clarity of thought

I remember at my first job when we introduced the concept of code reviews. I don't think anybody really looked at anybody else's code before pressing the "approve" button, I know I didn't. Reading code is boring and it can be hard and it felt like a...

8 replies - 8028 views - 08/30/09 by Torbjörn Gannholm in News

Looking at Eclipse Plugin Jupiter Again, After a Year with Crucible

Crucible seduces with its Ajax interface. The prospect of just clicking on a button next to a changeset and then drilling open source files and clicking anywhere inside and adding comments quickly seems unbeatable.

5 replies - 7186 views - 03/06/09 by Rob Williams in Articles