The third post in this series on Automating Code Review tools will cover FxCop. FxCop is a coding standard and introspective analysis tool that looks at code using a ruleset and analyzes things such as code design (“should this method be static, internal, etc”) and performance (“change this method to static because it never uses [...]
The other day in Part I of this series I said I was going to write up some more articles about automating code review tools in your build process. Today I spent some time looking over CAT.NET and figuring out how it fits into my build process. CAT.NET is a static code analysis tools that [...]
Well I haven’t blogged lately and I thought I would throw something out there about my current efforts. I’ve been at work doing a lot of PHP stuff lately and I’ve been really unsatisfied with the setup I had. The code I”m working with is mostly legacy PHP 4 code, so I’m rewriting it using [...]
