Tag: code review
Improve Efficiency With Smaller Code Reviews
Breaking down code reviews into more manageable portions can yield great benefits including efficiency, security and accuracy ...
Survey Surfaces Increasing Reliance on AI to Develop Software
AI is already being used in code writing, code review, quality assurance/testing, debugging and design and architecture, according to a recent survey ...
Integral Makes Generative AI Code Review Tool Open Source
Integral this week launched an open source Robin AI project that leverages OpenAI's generative pre-trained transformer (GPT) platform to review code changes and provide constructive feedback ...
How Engineers Can Contribute to API Security
I’m an engineer, not a security professional. I’ve worked at several startups over the years and have discovered ways to shift my engineering mindset to include a security focus and to incorporate ...
GitLab Acquires UnReview to Further AI Ambitions
GitLab announced this week it has acquired UnReview, a provider of a tool that employs machine learning algorithms to identify which expert code reviewers to assign to a project based on both ...
OverOps Taps Into Git Repos to Accelerate Code Reviews
OverOps this week announced it has added support for a git blame and automated source attach capability to its namesake platform for analyzing code that surfaces both root cause data for every ...
Automation Hacks for DevOps Teams
DevOps teams are expected to do more work in less time. They need to plan, test, build, secure and release applications at a fast-paced rate. Of course, the DevOps team needs to ...
Hunting Down the Mythical High-Quality Code
The definition of high-quality code is hard to pin down. Depending on who you talk to, there are a lot of different theories on what makes code good or bad. Sometimes, this ...
Code Review – Write your code right
Writing code is definitely subjected to individual thinking, logics and perspective. How one writes code is completely depend on their technical and logical skills. Two different people can write the same code ...