Looking at the Code Climate page it has taken me a while to figure out what Code Climate actually is, and I'm still not terribly sure.
It's also given me the thought that a site where people can sign up to submit code for review and have their code reviewed by someone, which might work well for single developers or very small teams.
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 (Ruby and now JS) and then track how it's changing over time. There's a heavy focus on providing clear, timely information rather than just spraying out a bunch of metrics.
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Looking at the Code Climate page it has taken me a while to figure out what Code Climate actually is, and I'm still not terribly sure.
It's also given me the thought that a site where people can sign up to submit code for review and have their code reviewed by someone, which might work well for single developers or very small teams.
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 (Ruby and now JS) and then track how it's changing over time. There's a heavy focus on providing clear, timely information rather than just spraying out a bunch of metrics.
If you have any questions, please let me know!
Thanks for the explanation. I'll keep an eye on it and test it out if any of my JS projects grow well enough to justify it.