Olivier Gaudin retweeted
Remember when GitHub said that Copilot helped engineers write code 55% faster?
Well, a first of its kind study has concluded that this will lead to a doubling of the rate of code churn - the percentage of lines that are reverted or updated less than two weeks after being authored.
The report was pretty scathing in its analysis, saying:
Code generated during 2023 more resembles an itinerant contributor, prone to violate the DRY-ness of the repos visited.
Olivier Gaudin retweeted
This is big !
We're excited to announce @SonarCloud offers a one-click automatic analysis of C and C++ projects hosted on #GitHub, no other configuration necessary and free for open-source projects 🚀
#CleanCode #cplusplus #Clang
Read more here 👇
sonarsource.com/blog/no-c-st…
Olivier Gaudin retweeted
On my way to #GR23
@SonarSource arranged a Swiss train so we’re not late for the coolest company event ever 🎉🎉🎉
Olivier Gaudin retweeted
Grand Raout 2023 kicks off today where SonarSourcers from near and far will share their projects, accomplishments, and goals! Let’s gooooooooo #GR23 🚀🚀🚀🚀
Olivier Gaudin retweeted
How cool is that ? @SonarSource train to go to annual event : grand raout #GR23
Olivier Gaudin retweeted
Actually I have another 2023 prediction: we will spend an increasing amount of time debugging (subtle?) problems introduced by developers uncritically copying AI generated code without having a clue of what it does.
Olivier Gaudin retweeted
What’s a day in the life of a programmer? Follow @mithfindel on a typical day around the Sonar office 🚴♂️
To all programmers around the world, we thank you for being you, in all your uniqueness 🧑💻👩💻 #ProgrammersDay
Read our blog here: bit.ly/3RD6JhP
If you cannot change a software anymore, you should probably call it something else
We relaunched our website earlier this year and started to talk about #CleanCode—a term you may not have synthesized or internalized its true essence. CEO Olivier Gaudin discusses the Clean Code movement and how Sonar is leading the way 🚀
Read more here:
bit.ly/3QGGru3
Olivier Gaudin retweeted
We relaunched our website earlier this year and started to talk about #CleanCode—a term you may not have synthesized or internalized its true essence. CEO Olivier Gaudin discusses the Clean Code movement and how Sonar is leading the way 🚀
Read more here:
bit.ly/3QGGru3
Olivier Gaudin retweeted
As we resume our series of interviews, 4 questions with Fongit, don't forget to watch our interview with Olivier Gaudin, Co-Founder and Director of @SonarSource!
buff.ly/3qigB4w
#startup #business #entrepreneur #entrepreneurship #marketing #smallbusiness
Olivier Gaudin retweeted
The built-in #QualityGate (the Sonar Way) is a great starting point for users, with a focus on Reliability, Security, Maintainability, Coverage, and Duplication on New Code. How do you configure your Quality Gates?
Share your thoughts in our Community!: bit.ly/3TIyZ4i
Olivier Gaudin retweeted
La start-up suisse SonarSource lève 375 millions d’euros lefigaro.fr/secteur/high-tec…
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Congratulations @SonarSource on this exciting #ScaleUp milestone! We're thrilled to be a part of it 🚀
📢 [Announcement] 📢 We are thrilled to share that we’ve raised $412 million in new #investment to grow our go-to-market team globally. Learn more about how this #funding will drive us towards $1 billion in revenue! 🚀
businesswire.com/news/home/2…
Olivier Gaudin retweeted
Great news for IntelliJ users @jetbrains @intellijidea❗ You can now synchronize issues on any branch you’re working on in Connected Mode with @SonarQube. Plus 15 new Quick Fixes for #CPP devs using CLion @clion_ide 🎉 sonarlint.org/whats-new
Olivier Gaudin retweeted
In a head-to-head comparison of analyzers - particularly SAST analyzers - a lot of people want to compare raw issue counts and think that tells the whole story. But that's rarely the case
blog.sonarsource.com/5-thing…
Olivier Gaudin retweeted
A speed-of-analysis factor is the analysis scope. Are both tools configured to analyze the same set of files?
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