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		Do you use static code analysis? Yes, as a regular part of my development process 29% (144 votes) Yes, but not regularly 27% (135 votes) No, but I'd like to 18% (90 votes) No, I don't think it's useful 6% (29 votes) No, I don't know what it is 20% (100 votes) Something else (please comment) 1% (4 votes) Total votes: 502 » Login or register to post comments 191 visits Printer-friendly version Too cumbersome... for now. Submitted by mrmorris on Thu, 2008-07-31 08:19. I'd like to use them more. But frankly, the plugins to the various IDE's never seem to work and it's too cumbersome running them manually / messing with toolchains. Login or register to post comments IntelliJ Submitted by denka on Tue, 2008-07-29 13:07. Does IntelliJ qualify? It does need compiled files, but it's analysis of parsed code is so insightful. It is gently, but persuasively encouraging in enforcing code with no warnings, since having file lit "green" is so rewarding. Login or register to post comments IntelliJ Submitted by denka on Tue, 2008-07-29 13:08. it does NOT need compiled files, sorry Login or register to post comments about maven Submitted by prashantpm on Mon, 2008-07-28 21:40. How to write in maven our own plugin Login or register to post comments FindBugs rules Submitted by dkkopp on Mon, 2008-07-28 08:06. Yep, FindBugs is da bomb. What really amazes me about it is the nearly 0 false positive rate. It also integrates nicely with ant. Login or register to post comments Maven Submitted by mac_systems on Sun, 2008-07-27 11:17. LastYear i stick my Nose into Maven 2. There it is so easy to install PlugIns like PMD, Findbugs,Checkstyle or Cobertura and more.... Login or register to post comments