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Code Climate browser extension for GitHub(codeclimate.com)
3 points by brynary 10y ago|0 comments
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Code Climate for Atom(blog.codeclimate.com)
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Code Climate, a set of digital eyes to inspect your code, brings in $2M(venturebeat.com)
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by brynary 12y ago
Glad to hear you're thinking about this. Understanding the complexity provides power, but the tradeoff in this instance doesn't feel quite right. For example, etcd is a powerful primitive, and then more complex/sophisticated
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by brynary 12y ago
I'm very excited about this release. CoreOS, Docker and etcd are a great fit for one another. I love the separation of concerns that is provided. IMHO, the weakest part of CoreOS is fleet ( https://github.com/coreos&#x2F
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CoreOS Stable Release(coreos.com)
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An Introduction To Object-Oriented Programming in Swift(blog.codeclimate.com)
1 points by brynary 12y ago|0 comments
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When is it ok to send an email without an unsubscribe link?(customer.io)
2 points by brynary 12y ago|0 comments
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Reasons to use protocol buffers instead of JSON(blog.codeclimate.com)
78 points by brynary 12y ago|57 comments
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Code Climate launches Automated Refactoring of Ruby and JavaScript(blog.codeclimate.com)
4 points by brynary 13y ago|0 comments
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Sales For Engineers, 1-50(michaelrbernste.in)
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by brynary 13y ago
Are you changing your employment agreements to not take all those rights? It is possible to narrow which rights are assigned.
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by brynary 13y ago
It sounds like what you're implying is that Rackspace's employment agreements assign all code written by an employee, regardless of when/where/why it was created, is owned by Rackspace. This is not universally true. I ha
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by brynary 13y ago
Is the main point that Rackspace has relaxed a restriction that required pre-approval for employees to contribute to OSS _on their own time_ but they still need approval to contribute while at work?
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Code Climate Now Supports Pull Requests and Branch Comparisons(blog.codeclimate.com)
3 points by brynary 13y ago|1 comments
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by brynary 13y ago
Yeah we don't have a strong opinion on the matter. The lack of braces can lead to bugs when attempting to expanding the code in the conditional, as has been the case since the C days IIRC. The linting is configurable to projects prefer
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by brynary 13y ago
I should add: When you have a ton of code in a single file, Code Climate will start to assess penalties. The idea is to try to approximate how maintainable and approachable a given piece of code would feel to a developer who is looking at i
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by brynary 13y ago
I'll take a look at this and figure out what's going on for you guys. lib/ is not handled in a special way. (It's a blacklist that tries to exclude minified and vendor JS, not a whitelist.) Will reach out via email.
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by brynary 13y ago
Minified files (auto-detected by long line length) are automatically ignored. If you're having issues with exclude patterns, please email us and hello@codeclimate.com and we can take care of it. We have lots of customers using it. The
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by brynary 13y ago
The GPA is calculated based on the ratings of the JS files in the repo. Underscore has only one file, which is an F, leading to the 0.0. Here's the report for the underscore.js file with the specific issues that were identified: https
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by brynary 13y ago
Founder of Code Climate here. I can give you my take on it. We do a lot more than linting. Code Climate finds complexity and duplication issues as well, and turns that into clear, timely feedback for the developers. For example, if you intr
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by brynary 13y ago
Founder of Code Climate here. We help developers improve the quality of their code by providing automated code reviews using static analysis. There are no manual (human) code reviews involved at present. You add a Git repo, we analyze it (R
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by brynary 13y ago
We are working on the UI for exposing it to OSS. The issue is right now we are not doing GitHub OAuth for OSS repos, so we can't know who should be able to configure the settings for t a repo. This is something we're addressing. I
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by brynary 13y ago
We do have an "Exclude Patterns" setting that accepts a dir globs in the repo settings area.\ Edit: We also automatically ignore minified files. If you need a hand with anything please shoot us an email and we can help you out (he
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Show HN: Code Climate for JavaScript(blog.codeclimate.com)
63 points by brynary 13y ago|31 comments
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Travis CI launches service for private repos(travis-ci.com)
2 points by brynary 13y ago|0 comments
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Securing Rails apps step-by-step, a free email course(railssecurity.com)
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F.T.C. Head Seeks End to Misuse of Patents by Trolls(nytimes.com)
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by brynary 14y ago
Absolutely. It's all static analysis -- so we're pulling all the information we can out of the codebase without running the code. Under the hood, it's based on the Brakeman open source tool: https://github.com/presidentbeef/brakeman It lo
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by brynary 14y ago
If anyone has any questions about Code Climate, Security Monitor, or how all this works, let me know.

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