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Solving the Engineering Productivity Paradox

Sonar CEO, Tariq Shaukat, shares how AI-generated code absolutely must be reviewed before it's merged into your codebase, and how SonarQube can help. 

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What Mr. Miyagi can teach you about writing Clean Code

Just like it's not enough to simply practice karate for Mr. Miyagi, it's not enough for Sonar to find and fix issues when guiding developers to practice Clean Code. Developers should be able to find, understand, and fix issues to write Clean Code optimally.

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Why SonarQube Server 9.9 LTS is a must-have for Java developers

Explore the game-changing features of SonarQube Server 9.9 LTS, empowering Java developers to write Clean Code with enhanced speed and precision.

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Hands on with the Node.js test runner

Node.js released an experimental test runner in version 18 and made that test runner stable in version 20. What does that mean for us as JavaScript developers?

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Maintainer burnout is real. Almost 60% of maintainers have quit or considered quitting maintaining one of their projects

Against a backdrop of increasing demands on open source maintainers from industry and government, we wanted to use this year’s survey to see how they are hanging in there.

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Reflections from OffensiveCon 2023

Our Vulnerability Researchers are just returning from their trip to Berlin where they attended OffensiveCon 2023! Here's what they loved about the event.

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8 ways to build your continuous vulnerability management strategy

These days, most software organizations have a vulnerability remediation strategy in place. It’s often a fully reactive approach

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Sonar and HashiCorp Partner to Deliver Clean Terraform Code & Good Vibes

Learn about the Sonar - HashiCorp partnership and the SonarQube Cloud Terraform Cloud integration.

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SonarQube for IDE supports Go analysis!

SonarQube for IDE supports Go analysis!

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Pimcore: One click, two security vulnerabilities

We discovered two vulnerabilities in Pimcore that could be chained together in one GET request to achieve RCE.

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Is Clean Code the solution to Jupyter notebook code quality?

Is Clean Code the solution to Jupyter notebook code quality?

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ES2023 introduces new array copying methods to JavaScript

There are new array methods in JavaScript and they are here to make our programs more predictable and maintainable.

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