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Patrick Tingen

Posted on Jan 22, 2018 • Originally published at datadigger.wordpress.com on Oct 24, 2017

DataDigger on SonarQube

#openedge #datadigger

Yesterday, Gilles Querret of Riverside Software analyzed the DataDigger code from GitHub with SonarQube. And while I always thought that my code was pretty clean, it turned out that there was still a lot left to be improved

A lot of the issues SonarQube reported will be fixed in the upcoming DataDigger 24, but I invite you to check on the tooling yourself for your own projects.

My guess is that it will be an eye opener

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I am an OpenEdge (aka Progress) developer that loves clean code and good looking applications that are easy to use. My main pet project is the Progress DataDigger

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