Gitential can help through filetype correlation statistics
Have you ever thought to track which programming languages your developers using? As an engineer manager, it can be very useful monitoring the languages your developer team has been working with over a period of time.
More than half (53%) of the software development teams do code reviews on a daily basis, according to SmartBear’s 2019 State of Code Review. They find, as one would expect, that more frequent code reviews have a direct correlation to higher-quality code. As their report goes on to say, “There is a compounding effect when you introduce all the benefits of code review into daily behavior. Communication improves, knowledge about the codebase is shared, and fewer bugs make it through development to QA.”
There are many reasons why software developers and engineers love Git – it’s fast, easy to learn, and it’s free. As a result, it is very, very popular. Help your team get the most out of this awesome tool. Read here our top 10 best practices.
In God We Trust – All Others We Measure By CSONGOR FAGYAL While Gitential can be used in countless, often very complex ways to improve various parts of the development process, let’s not forget the basics. During the early days of Gitential, one of our early adopters faced a situation where it seemed like one …
