Scertify™ Code
Technical Debt: Refactor your Code on the fly in Eclise with Scertify’s Quick-Fix feature
Posted by Armel GOURIOU in Blog on April 29, 2013 with No Comments
When dealing with technical debt, it is important to handle it as soon as possible. The best way to handle it, of course, it to get rid of it as soon as it appears. This may not be always possible, but when it is, then it should be done. That’s why at Tocea we developed a feature for our Eclipse’s plugin that gives you the opportunity to immediately correct a code defect.
Scertify™ now integrates 225 Javascript coding rules from Closure Compiler
Posted by Michael MULLER in HowTos & Tutorials on April 24, 2013 with No Comments
After the integration of JSLint’s coding rules, Scertify™ Professional now integrates 225 coding rules from Closure Compiler, making code quality of Javascript projects possible directly within Eclipse.
Scertify™ now integrates JSLint’s Javascript coding rules
Posted by Michael MULLER in HowTos & Tutorials on April 22, 2013 with No Comments
Scertify™ Professional now supports code quality analysis of Javascript projects, directly within Eclipse. It integrates 281 coding rules of JSLint, one of the most popular static code analysis tool for Javascript.
Scertify™ Eclipse Plugin 1.10.2
Posted by Tocea in News on April 5, 2013 with No Comments
The version 1.10.2 of our Scertify™ Eclipse plugin has been released. Find below the changelog. This plugin is included in Scertify™ Professional Edition.
Facing Technical Debt: How to not discourage developers?
Posted by Michael MULLER in HowTos & Tutorials on March 27, 2013 with 3 Comments
Day 1 – Yeepie! We declare war to Technical Debt…
Today is a great day. Everyone is now aware of the problem and truly believes that technical debt affects the velocity of teams, by decreasing the applications quality level (performance, ability to add new features, reliability of maintenance tasks, testability, maintainability, etc.).
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Scertify™ Eclipse Plugin 1.10
Posted by Tocea in News on March 18, 2013 with No Comments
The version 1.10 of our Scertify™ Eclipse plugin has been released. Among new features and enhancements, code quality analysis and automated-refactoring features have been merged into a unique plugin, making code quality improvement easier for developers. This plugin is included in Scertify™ Professional Edition.
Scertify, now available from the Eclipse Marketplace!
Posted by Tocea in News on January 24, 2013 with Comments Off
Scertify Code is now available from the Eclipse Marketplace. You’re just one click away from trying our Code Quality analysis tool! Follow steps below to install Scertify in your favorite IDE.
How to Control & Correct “On the Fly” Javascript Violations in Eclipse
Posted by Romain GAUTIER in HowTos & Tutorials on December 10, 2012 with Comments Off
Javascript is widely used in web projects. The language is very easy to use but harder to master which leads, unfortunatly, to misusage from many developers. Scertify allows Javascript developers to quickly improve the quality of their code, by checking over 400 rules “on the fly” directly from Eclipse. For this reason, using Scertify during code sessions in Javascript is a strong asset.
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Maven and Scertify : Easy-Peasy
Posted by Michael Picovschi in Blog on November 20, 2012 with 3 Comments
Scertify is a code analysis tool chain created and maintained by Tocea. It provides development teams with efficient solutions to tackle technical debt. One of the key features of Scertify is its ease of use with existing development environment like Maven, Eclipse, Jenkins… This allows teams to easily get started without disrupting their usual development process.This article presents Scertify’s Maven plugin.
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Scertify™ Code 1.7
Posted by Tocea in Release Notes on October 5, 2012 with Comments Off
Version: 1.7 and older
Release Date: 10.03.2012
We are proud to announce that Scertify™ Code 1.7 is released. Find below new features available in the product, including Computer-Aided refactoring of code (see the video tutorial), a focus on the control of Java Security rules (JavaSEC / Owasp), and the extension of covered languages to Javascript, C/C++ and XML. Read more…
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