Sonar is an open source platform, used to manage quality of java source code. The release 1.6 of Sonar has just come out. This release represents a major evolution of the platform : from a quality metric reporting tool, Sonar becomes now a code quality management platform. Here are the major functionality that were already available in Sonar 1.5 : - Static and dynamic analysis on java projects - Centralized configuration of quality rules to be used (Checkstyle, PMD and Findbugs) - Ability to see evolution throughout time - Management of event during project lifetime - Consolidation of the project portfolio - Drill down from project to class level With version 1.6 Sonar we have added the management touch in 2 steps: 1 - Sonar is now able to manage multiple quality profiles which means that it is possible to handle in a different way libraries, technical project, legacy projects, new projects... 2 - It is possible to configure thresholds as part of a quality profile on any metric to be able to alert on issue. The alerts appear in the project consolidated view and the impacted metrics gets highlighted. The Sonar web site : http://sonar.codehaus.org The public instance of Sonar :http://nemo.sonar.codehaus.org Sonar 1.6 in screenshots
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