Using FindBugs to produce substantially less buggy code
Some time ago a user of Java-monitor, the forum of our JCG partner, Kees Jan, spotted that his system was forcing a large number of full Garbage Collections despite the fact that the overall memory...
View ArticleMy Testing and Code Analysis Toolbox
Last week we kicked of a “Testing Skill Group” at LINEAS, a group for exchanging knowledge about testing. One question that came up over and over again in various flavors was: What tools are there for...
View ArticleFindBugs and JSR-305
Suppose that group of developers work in parallel on parts of big project – some developers are working on service implementation, while others are working on code using this service. Both groups...
View ArticleCan you get more out of Static Analysis?
When it comes to static analysis, Bill Pugh, software researcher and the father of Findbugs (the most popular static analysis tool for Java), is one of the few experts who is really worth listening to....
View ArticleFindbugs Warnings By Sample
The FindBugs™ bug descriptions of the online documentation are concise and well written. Unfortunately, some parts of the descriptions are not easy to understand (even for experienced Java developers)....
View ArticleExploit better the results of Pmd, Findbugs and CheckStyle.
Many Java static analysis tools exist right there, each one focus on a specific area and has its advantages, we can enumerate: Pmd which is a static rule-set based Java source code...
View ArticleFindBugs Maven Plugin Tutorial
FindBugs is a static code analysis tool which identifies problems found from Java code. We can integrate FindBugs into our build process by using the FindBugs Maven plugin. This blog post identifies...
View ArticleSuppress FindBugs Warnings in a Java and Spring Boot Web Application using...
How to Suppress FindBugs Warnings using Annotations in a +Spring Boot and +Java Application If your build is breaking because of a FindBugs issue and it is a false-positive or you are unable to resolve...
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