We have a new release of the jQAssistant plugin for SonarQube available now, it comes with two major changes: Filterable Ad-hoc Rules Until now all issues were created either as „Constraint Violation“ or „Failed Concept“ which made it impossible to search for concrete rules as specified in your XML or Asciidoc files. The plugin therefore…
Read moreA first release of the jQAssistant Docker plugin is now available! It allows scanning docker registries and making information about contained repositories, tags, manifests and layers available for exploration: Curious? Try it out, installation instructions and usage information are available on GitHub!
Read morejQAssistant 1.8.0 released including HTML reports embedding rule results as tables or diagrams, scanning of Maven dependencies and improved Spring rules.
Read moreThe workshop „Let’s Disassemble A Monolith“ is coming to Frankfurt/Main in December 10th/11h this year! Attendees will learn how to deal with the challenge of extracting Microservices from monolothic Java systems. This is performed in a hands-on way using the example of a real-world open source Java eCommerce system. One of the key aspects is…
Read moreA new release of the jQAssistant plugin for SonarQube is available now! It comes with the following changes: Raised compatibility to SonarQube 7.9 (current LTS release) Support for multi-module projecs The plugin and installation instructions are available on the project homepage, for release note read here. Enjoy!
Read moreNicolas Mervaillie (GraphAware) gave a talk about analysis of microservices architectures at the Neo4j Online Developer Summit NODES 2019. He covers topics like impact analysis between microservices, detecting potential resilience problems or finding missing API documentation – all this based on information provided by jQAssistant. Got curious? Enjoy watching the recording of his talk here:
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