Easy to deploy-Supports most of the popular languages-Easy integration in CI/CD pipeline-Self explanatory UI-Wide range of features on code styling, performance, and security.

SonarQube provides a dashboard and reporting features that allow developers to track the progress of code quality metrics and identify areas that require attention.

The setup with CodeCoverage is a nightmare and it seems is not working equallty well all the time.

First of all, The tool has a great user interface highlighting all of the errors and bugs. It also shows how much effort is needed to fix those as well.

Time was wasted initially trying to pass parameters into the cli command that had no effect. It turned out that some properties had to be set in a sonar-project.properties in the source repository.

PR analysis and Integration with Bitbucket are most helpful.

If you are going to generate a report and send an email for the first portfolio calculation then the rest of the 19 projects info for that day will be missed.

The ability to analyze static code is very useful to improve and maintain software quality. Defining special rules or editing the rules according to your needs provides flexibility.

It is an effective tool that can assist teams of all sizes in more quickly and effectively achieving their objectives for code quality. It is strong, adaptable, and user-friendly.

Quality matters as much as Security. SonarQube supports both of those aspects very well.

They make it simple to quickly recognize potential errors and safety flaws in your code. Moreover, it has effective reporting features to allow you to keep track of and observe code quality over time.

Supporting developers to build high-quality apps.

Really good to detect bugs, vulnerabilities and code smells. And integration with popular CI/CD pipelines is really impressive.

The ability to run up a Docker container with SonarQube and run static analysis on our codebase within half an hour was superb.

Easy-to-administer tool, with good functionality to monitor security part of your code (using SAST methodology), with ability to integrate with Jenkins, GitHub and other tools.

It is little tricky to manage the application.

Calculate the quality of code and also helps to improve the quality by providing the solution.

Integration with visual studio code and binding with project is tad difficult.

Great experience I loved it. It will track all the lines in code and gives us the quality report according to rule set.

This is what I have been using to inspect the code quality and code security. The user experience is great and I'm really satisfied with the feature set.

We really like the IDE tool called SonarLint which makes it easy for developers to integrate with most IDEs and lint their code even before committing it to the repos.

It also helps our developers to improve their code quality. Coding standards are better now.

What is more it is done automatically with minimum configuration. Speed, reliability and flexibility makes SQ must have solution in every Organization.

Built in support for multiple languages enabled a quick start and got us looking at potential bugs, hotspots and code smells in no time. Integration with VSCode using SonarLint is awesome.

Great tool to check the code quality like unit test cases, number of repetitive lines and other checks for coments and other.

Integration into a CI/CD pipeline provides a good code quality gate.

This is very good and user friendly application.

Dashboards created are easy to use and decipher.

I like how code duplication, smell code and cognitive complexity are detected.

This allows having a cleaner code, which in the medium term translates into a reduction in maintenance costs.

Code Analysis and ensuing security against threats.

SonarQube is an exceptional tool that significantly contributes to the development of clean code and seamless integration into CI/CD processes, especially for Java developers.

In general, it helps to improve the quality of the code and thus prevents errors. In addition, it reduces maintenance costs.

Great knowledgebase in understanding the bugs and vulnerabilities and fixing them. Highly informational dashboard and tools to filter huge amount of repos.

I like sonarqube dashboard and the flexibility that quality gates provide to measure your software quality.

Free for all open-source projects. Fairly easy to use and configure for almost all CI/CD scenarios.

I liked the ease of use getting Travis setup, the caching, and the build matrix.

I like the ease of deployments especially with multi-step-deploys of websites where the backend and frontend should be in sync.

Quite good documentation (comprehensive). Supports several environments, including Macs (and now Windows too).

It was amazing until the recent price changes.

You need to close and reopen the PR. Problem is that we have other GitHub integrations, so this makes the process really painful.

I really liked the interface and hints. The documentation is far better them github actions.

If before you had to pay, now things have changed. It would be nice to help support the product though so that development can go on.

I seriously miss travis-ci.org (though I completely understand the problems with cryptocurrency mining, etc).

A bit slow comparing to running the tests on local machine. Have a verbose limitation of 4MB.

Travis is a bit complex to integrate with version control platforms other than Github. Configuration to make it work with other platforms such as private GitLab servers can be tricky.

With no response and credits disappearing, I'll be moving this class and future classes to GitLabs for student work.

Really easy to use, workflow was easy and UI is nice for debugging.

Travis CI is easy to use, it has a nice and easy user interface that gets you started quickly.

Worked like charm years ago and did everything we ever wanted to.

Travis CI is great automation tool is easy to configure and run.

Affordable (it's priced based on users/seats). Documentation is solid and easy to follow.

I like the ease of integration with R and github.

Customer service is terrible. Turn arounds are 24 hours are more.

Travis offers a great Continuous Integration service with minimal config difficulty.

Travis.yml files is easy enough & I love the interface for seeing my build progress. That said I'll be moving off of this platform very shortly.

It does the job it is intended to do. For years I haven't had complaints until I had to deal with customer service.

Understanding what a particular configuration does is difficult, and its difficult to figure out how to satisfy new requirements.

I can have more workers and unlimited build times with Azure DevOps, for about the same amount of money of just the subscription alone (so not counting those Travis add-ons).

Travis CI: One of our sharpest, most reliable, most powerful and transformative tools.

If you need to do some really custom builds, you are limited by Travis CI's configuration options.

Deploy with Confidence thanks to Automated Testing.

Travis CI is a great CI/CD tool that caters to most of my needs if am working for an open-source project.

In past 2 years Travis is dying in painful agony. The service is unreliable, sometimes not working for days.

Travis builds, tests and deploys our software to staging and production environments. It is immensely useful, and critical to our software development pipeline.

My builds use 4 instances (Oracle Java8, OpenJDK8, Oracle Java11, OpenJDK11) and I still have several instances that do not go through because of this error; it is never the same who do not pass.

Its confusing how to disable email notifications in travis. Even when I use the yaml configuration that disables the notification, I still receive the failed build emails.

It was great until the pricing model changed and customer service disappeared.

Over the years we used it for both CI and CD pipelines for most of our applications - we had about 300 pipelines. For many years it was a truly great service.

It is great that you help open source projects and have a lot of services and integrations.

I used to like your approach to give back to the open source community.

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 SonarQube is a self-managed open-source platform that helps developers create code devoid of quality and vulnerability issues. By integrating seamlessly with the top DevOps platforms in the Continuous Integration (CI) pipeline, SonarQube continuously inspects projects across multiple programming languages, providing immediate status feedback while coding. 

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Multi-Language Scanning

Source-Code Scanning

Real Time Analytics

Application Security

Lifecycle Management

Status Tracking

For Developers

Activity Tracking

Real Time Monitoring

Continuous Delivery

Rules-Based Workflow

Mobile Development

Collaboration Tools

Data Import/Export

Continuous Deployment

Configurable Workflow

Custom Development

Compliance Management

Real Time Data

Issue Management

Real-Time Notifications

Workflow Management

Activity Dashboard

Reporting & Statistics

Dashboard

Real Time Reporting

Reporting/Analytics

Monitoring

Debugging

Software Development

Third-Party Integrations

Quality Assurance

Vulnerability Scanning

Bug Tracking

Deployment Management

Integrated Development Environment

Graphical User Interface

Source Control

Access Controls/Permissions

Task Management

SonaQube offers a free and open-source version, after which it is available across three paid plans based on the number of lines of codes. Details include:
Community Edition - Free & open-source; Developer Edition - starts at $160; Enterprise Edition - starts at $21,000; Data Center Edition - starts at $136,000.

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Travis CI is a cloud-based continuous integration platform designed to help developers test projects and update production or staging as the tests pass. Key features include authentication, change management, role-based permissions, data synchronization, continuous deployment, custom development and testing management.

Teams using Travis CI can push their codes to the cloud platform and gain greater control over security by integrating the system with Github.com. The solution uses OAuth for authentication, which enables managers to sync user permissions to ensure team members only have access to the necessary repositories. Supervisors can use SAML and LDAP to manage user access. The platform utilizes a 'clean room', which lets businesses, where each build is run in a clean, new consistent environment. 

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Change Management

Projections

Build Log

Configuration Management

Role-Based Permissions

KPI Monitoring

Authentication

Approval Workflow

Testing Management

Release Management

Software Testing Management

Continuous Integration

Automated Testing 

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Startup - $129 per month.
Small Business - $249 per month.
Premium - $489 per month.

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