Clean Code Development Part 2: Why and how we implement it
In this blogpost we evaluate the positive factors that influenced our decision Pro-Clean Code and how we use the approach in everyday software development life.
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11/02/2018 Jenny Dornberger in Quality
09/13/2018 Jenny Dornberger in Quality
Clean Code Development Part 1: A Question of Personality and Teamwork
What rules should a »good programmer« actually follow in order to build high-quality software? I used interviews with our developers to evaluate what clean code development (CCD) can do and what hurdles are encountered when integrating this approach into the everyday life in software development.
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09/04/2018 Shane Close in Quality
DevSecOps and GDPR - Why Open-Source Governance is so important
In an economy that is shaped by applications, software development teams face the challenge to release new versions faster, improve the quality and to expedite innovation.
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04/25/2018 Oliver Milke in Quality
Crypto 101 basics
Especially in DevOps-environment like ours, developers are increasingly coming into contact with cryptography. This post layes out practice-oriented fundamentals for everyday development work without diving too far into security-related aspects.
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01/17/2017 Daniel Huchthausen in Quality
Functional Testing with Gauge
Gauge is a lightweight behavior driven testing framework that allows you to automate end-to-end tests. In this post we will show an example of how to write a test framework with Gauge in Java code. If you want to learn how to install and get started with Gauge, you should read this introductory post from our partner blog.
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10/06/2016 Daniel Huchthausen in Quality
Testing Docker© Infrastructure with Serverspec
It is already quite common to describe infrastructure in code with e.g. Puppet or Chef. These days there is another option for that: Docker©. Especially for Docker© it is important to keep track of the infrastructure’s configuration, because sources for your containers might have changed or vanished. Therefore you should test your infrastructure to ensure that it is as expected. Serverspec offers you the ability to do exactly that.
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02/24/2016 Daniel Huchthausen in Quality
How to improve software quality
In the last post we defined quality as » the degree of conformance to explicit or implicit requirements and expectations« and took a closer look at the different terms of the definition. During this examination it became clear that quality starts with thoroughly defined requirments. In this post we want to go one step further and show which steps can be taken to improve quality.
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02/24/2016 Daniel Huchthausen in Quality
Understanding Software Quality
People often talk about high quality software products, but what is that? How can you measure or compare the quality of an application? Let´s take a closer look at this topic and discuss what quality is all about and how it can be improved.
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09/11/2014 Daniel Huchthausen in Quality
Automatic Code Review with SonarQube and Jenkins Part 2/2
Subsequent to the first part of this post you can improve your code quality by implementing an automated code review system to your projects. You only need to perform a few modifications to SCM-Manager, Jenkins and SonarQube. In the first part of this article we already showed you the necessary configuration of SCM-Manager and Jenkins. Now, in the second part we will show you the necessary modifications to integrate SonarQube to the automated process.
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09/09/2014 Daniel Huchthausen in Quality
Automatic Code Review with SonarQube and Jenkins Part 1/2
A good way to improve code quality is to use code review. Often teams recoil from code review because it demands a lot of time. An alternative could be an automated code review system that checks your code for compliance with certain metrics and rules. With the Cloudogu EcoSystem you can implement such a system based on SCM-Manager, Jenkins and SonarQube. In this first part we will show you how to configure SCM-Manager and Jenkins. The second part will be about extending the system by integrating SonarQube.
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