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They work really well, and people, while initially skeptical, eventually get the idea. The key is to run a first pass on your codebase, find and fix real bugs,
by Agingcoder 4y ago
They work really well, and people, while initially skeptical, eventually get the idea.
The key is to run a first pass on your codebase, find and fix real bugs, and share your findings. This turns a very theoretical tool into 'see, it works, and that's one nasty bug we won't have in production'.