After a few days of work, we finally finished our introduction video ! We needed a new way to introduce Kalistick, more friendly and dynamic. The video seemed to be the perfect mean to quickly present our product (1 min 10) in a simple way. But what kind of video ? After a bit of [...]

At Kalistick we are a Java shop from the beginning: the first version of our product analyzed only Java code. But we are not bigot, we are using and analyzing C# too since 2008. We notice that Java developers generally tend to look scornfully at C#, as a copycat created by Microsoft and used by [...]

At Kalistick we are a Java shop from the beginning: the first version of our product analyzed only Java code. But we are not bigot, we are using and analyzing C# too since 2008. We notice that Java developers generally tend to look scornfully at C#, as a copycat created by Microsoft and used by [...]

At Kalistick we are a Java shop from the beginning: the first version of our product analyzed only Java code. But we are not bigot, we are using and analyzing C# too since 2008. We notice that Java developers generally tend to look scornfully at C#, as a copycat created by Microsoft and used by [...]

Peer code review is a long-proven method to improve software quality. It allows to find technical and functional bugs and to mentor new hires. The downfall is that code review is a time-consuming process. The time required to achieve code review can be reduced by leveraging automated source code inspection and including it in the [...]

The implementation of a project layout is a boring and fastidious process. Contrary to Java which, with Maven, proposes a “standardized” layout, there is no such thing for .NET. In the previous post, we spoke of solution and projects division (French), in this one we will speak of dependency management. Usage of third-party libraries is [...]