Feb 3, 2012 3:56 PM
Are you doing code inspections?
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Back in 2000 when I worked for a code static analysis company, I had never heard of "peer code review." People always discussed "Inspections" (meetings with reams of paper pouring over code), or using a static analysis tool for catching typical programming errors while writing code.
Are you performing some type of human-based "inspections" on your code base?
And if you are doing it, are you doing it as part of additional defect finding processes? Manually? With a tool?
I do or use:
What challenges do you run up against in doing any or all of these practices?
Thank you,
Alex
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