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8 Jun 2017 by David A. Gray
Historically, ETW has been portrayed as having a very steep learning curve, along the lines of the effort required to summit Everest. Realizing its potential value, I set about to reduce the effort to that required to summit Pike's Peak.
12 Jul 2014 by Ronnie Mukherjee
I hate my code
25 May 2023 by Bohdan Stupak
Clean architecture example implemented in Go
20 May 2018 by John M. Dlugosz
Here is the real answer to the FizzBuzz interview question
9 Mar 2018 by KarstenK
You wont find a good and free code analysis tool. Normally code analysis is included in the IDE in which you are programming. The best way of avoiding bugs is to have some clear, simple and plain program flow. The parameter should be checked at input in your code (like when data is read from...
1 May 2022 by PascalLandau
In the fifth part of this tutorial series on developing PHP on Docker we will setup some PHP code quality tools and provide a convenient way to control them via GNU make.
21 Feb 2023 by Richard MacCutchan
This site provides assistance in diagnosing and fixing problems with code that you are working with. But we cannot do a full review and analysis as described above. You probably need to employ a professional to do what you want.
21 Feb 2023 by OriginalGriff
Reviewing and testing software is complex and time consuming: this site isn't set up to help you in that way, and everyone here is a volunteer - so you would be taking time that they could be spending earning money to keep a roof over their...
3 Mar 2018 by Anonymee
Overengineering vs. underengineering - a guideline to prevent them both
25 Apr 2017 by JamesHurburgh
Annotating parameters vs Rewriting methods for code readability
16 Dec 2017 by Biswal Tanmaya
This blog post discusses the importance of logging in MySQL
9 Feb 2023 by Alexey Shtykov
Lot of fancy languages were born and have died since I started working in IT, but a few of them continue their pitiful existance.
1 May 2021 by Greg Utas
A function may only return from its last line!
11 Jul 2018 by YasIkeda
Enumeration fields typically require a mapping to keys and human-friendly names when being displayed on UI or output to some persistence
9 Mar 2018 by BetaEngineer
Hello, I want to know if there is a really good (yet free) software tool which can analyse my C code (which i have written based on PIC and 8051/52 controllers), can find possible coding mistakes and also check MISRA Compliance... What I have tried: I know about PC_LINT, LINT, SPLINT.. but...