Static Code Analysis
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A RuboCop extension that enforces Rails best practices and coding conventions through automated linting.
A cross-platform static code analysis tool for mobile applications (APK/IPA) to find security vulnerabilities like hardcoded credentials and API keys.
A comprehensive static analysis library for Java bytecode and JavaScript, supporting interprocedural dataflow, pointer analysis, and call graph construction.
A RuboCop extension that adds performance-focused static analysis to detect inefficient Ruby code patterns.
A PHP_CodeSniffer ruleset that detects security vulnerabilities and weaknesses in PHP code, including Drupal 7.
A Go static analysis tool that identifies slice declarations that could be preallocated for better performance.
An ESLint plugin to lint JavaScript, JSX, TypeScript, and other code blocks within Markdown documents.
A Visual Studio extension for real-time .NET secure code analysis that displays vulnerabilities as compiler warnings.
A static race detector for Go that analyzes code without execution to find data races in pointers and concurrency patterns.
A Java bytecode analyzer that detects and blocks forbidden API calls during builds with Ant, Maven, or Gradle.
A static application security testing (SAST) tool for PHP that detects vulnerabilities like XSS through taint analysis.
A static code analysis tool that enforces namespace and assembly dependency rules in C# projects.
A static analysis tool for Elm that helps find and prevent mistakes through customizable rules.
A Java library for parsing static code analysis reports from 79+ tools into a unified format.
A modern, performant Delphi language analyzer plugin for SonarQube with semantic analysis and custom rule support.
A Go static analysis tool that identifies naked returns in functions exceeding a specified line length.
A GitHub Action that runs PSScriptAnalyzer static code analysis on PowerShell scripts during pull requests.
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