Fair point when you look at current tools (such as SonarQube - in use in my last position), but compared to the available single language tools (eg: checkstyle) and the multiple flavours of C/C++, Java, and early C# (remember this was 15 years ago) that were in use for telecoms software it was a reasonable fit, and meant that my team didn't have to learn how to effectively use multiple tools in a consultancy environment. We also found that it produced fewer false positives from the start compared to other more expensive tooling.
For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse
We're a place where coders share, stay up-to-date and grow their careers.
Wide language support? You mean C family and Java? Lol.
Fair point when you look at current tools (such as SonarQube - in use in my last position), but compared to the available single language tools (eg: checkstyle) and the multiple flavours of C/C++, Java, and early C# (remember this was 15 years ago) that were in use for telecoms software it was a reasonable fit, and meant that my team didn't have to learn how to effectively use multiple tools in a consultancy environment. We also found that it produced fewer false positives from the start compared to other more expensive tooling.