On a lighter note but potentially for more serious afterthoughts...
Would it be feasible to think of a feature to:
1.) assign a (monetary) value for each type of issue Codacy can find
2.) display the value, why not as a pile of money ;)
3.) show how much the value has de/in-creased with every n commits.
In my team we have colleagues of various skill levels, through pair programming and other techniques we try to gradually raise the bar.
This means sometimes that the introduction of a new technology or tool might be gentle at first without using all of its possibilities or features...
I'm wondering if Codacy allows for gentle entry level configuration that can be tuned-up as people get used to it and can handle the more complex features.
I've read your excellent glorious first book on Pragmatic Unit Testing and I was wondering:
1.) what new things your new book will bring?
2.) have some things become obsolete?
In a software development team how would you organise
the collaboration of front-end developers with the rest of
the team (i.e. back-end developers, dba's, etc.)?
my question didn't even get answered. Congratulations to all the winners!!
