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Actually we build our own code checkers using a custom query language that we have developed, so while we use a lot of buzzwords we actually do the things they
by ThePhysicist 12y ago
Actually we build our own code checkers using a custom query language that we have developed, so while we use a lot of buzzwords we actually do the things they stand for ;)
We are pretty open about our methods and technologies, check out e.g. this talk from the PyCon 2015 for more details on our approach: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rN0kNQLDYCI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rN0kNQLDYCI
Slides are available here: http://www.slideshare.net/japh44/talk-handout-46938511 http://www.slideshare.net/japh44/talk-handout-46938511
- yole 12y agoThen the example on the index page could be updated to sound more convincing. You don't need big data and machine learning to detect a wildcard import.
- ThePhysicist 12y agoGood point, we'll think about updating this. Thanks for the feedback!
- efriese 12y agoI've worked for a major static analysis product company for 7 years and I can tell you from experience customizing rules is not a popular feature. People like the idea of writing custom rules, but the vast majority don't. You guys may make a market out of this and prove me wrong wrong, I just wanted to provide some feedback based on my experience in this industry.