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Announcing SonarQube 9.9 LTS!
Big year, big announcement – the most anticipated SonarQube 9.9 Long-Term-Support release is here! Check out this post for all details.
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Big year, big announcement – the most anticipated SonarQube 9.9 Long-Term-Support release is here! Check out this post for all details.
Read more -->Just like it's not enough to simply practice karate for Mr. Miyagi, it's not enough for Sonar to find and fix issues when guiding developers to practice Clean Code. Developers should be able to find, understand, and fix issues to write Clean Code optimally.
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Explore the game-changing features of SonarQube 9.9 LTS, empowering Java developers to write Clean Code with enhanced speed and precision.
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Node.js released an experimental test runner in version 18 and made that test runner stable in version 20. What does that mean for us as JavaScript developers?
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Our Vulnerability Researchers are just returning from their trip to Berlin where they attended OffensiveCon 2023! Here's what they loved about the event.
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Learn about the Sonar - HashiCorp partnership and the SonarCloud Terraform Cloud integration.
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SonarLint supports Go analysis!
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We discovered two vulnerabilities in Pimcore that could be chained together in one GET request to achieve RCE.
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Learn about the similarities and key differences between SonarCloud and SonarQube and which one is best for your use case.
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Is Clean Code the solution to Jupyter notebook code quality?
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There are new array methods in JavaScript and they are here to make our programs more predictable and maintainable.
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Sonar becomes Silver member of the Cloud native computing foundation
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Learn about the changes in SonarQube 9.9 LTS that help Python developers write Clean Code.
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