As you might have read in our introductory article about static code analysis, there are a lot of reasons why you should implement it in your development workflow. When you’re working with Python, you have a plethora of tools to choose from — but not all of them are worth your time. In this review, […]

This article focuses on improving code reviews within Pull Requests. It’s a highly opinionated piece based solely on my perspective and experience. If you’re not sure what a Pull Request is, you can find documentation about it on GitHub, Bitbucket and GitLab (it’s called a Merge Request there). All of them provide a webpage where you can see the changes […]

Technical debt is kind of like a debt you have to pay your landlord, but without anyone threatening to kick you out — instead, you end up with messy code.

By reducing complexity, we can reduce the number of bugs and defects, along with its lifetime cost. Yet, what exactly is complex code?

On July 12th 2018, a issue was created in the eslint-scope repository. After some analysis, it is clear that this is a bigger issue than what was initially considered.

We realised how relevant it is for our users to continuously communicate about the status of code quality with their teams and colleagues.