Subversion (SVN) is designed to help software developers on collaborative development projects manage their source code. It tracks each commit and the changes within the code so that it’s easy to review the code and ensure that it’s in line … Read More

There are several options available for static code analysis within Eclipse and they all come in the form of plugins. Code coverage can be monitored using EclEmma with a straightforward traffic light warning system to deliver a simple report on whether … Read More

With so many applications being developed in Java, there’s an acute awareness of the importance of application security, and the best way to integrate security into the software development life cycle is though static code analysis. When it comes to … Read More

PHP static code analysis is necessary if you want to ensure that your PHP code will deliver secure applications. There are plenty of options on the market for PHP static code analysis. These include Klocwork, Atlassian, Checkmarx, etc. However, the … Read More

Jenkins is a simple application designed to keep an eye on a series of executions in a software environment. For example – it works like ‘Cruise Control’ and offers a single simple use continuous system for integration. Developers can then … Read More

During the development lifecycle, it’s easy for security vulnerabilities to creep into your code. The best way to head this off at the pass and ensure that security remains a priority during the development life cycle is to use static … Read More

Hudson is a Java based tool for continuous integration of software projects. It runs inside a servelet-based container such as GlassFish or Tomcat. It’s designed to deliver a development environment in which builds are quickly and easily compiled, and either

GIT enables simultaneous revision of projects. It allows for multiple developers to work on the same fork or different forks of a code and then simultaneously return them all to the same branch when you need to deliver a change. … Read More

CVS (Concurrent Versions System) is a system for managing the source code within a development team. It allows for collaborative development by supporting a means of tracking each change made to the source code over any period of time. CVS … Read More