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Code Inspection Process: What Is Continuous Code Inspection?

Continuous code inspections improve quality. Get five keys to conducting a successful inspection.
DevOps
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Kanban WIP Limits: 5 Rules for Better Workflows

Describing Kanban WIP limits, why to use them, and how to manage them. Also how lower WIP limits improve flow.
DevOps
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What Is the JSF AV C++ Coding Standard?

Joint Strike Fighter Air Vehicle C++ (JSF AV C++) is a coding standard developed by Lockheed Martin. Find out what this C++ coding standard covers.
Security & Compliance, Software Quality
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What Is a Central Repository?

Find out when it makes sense to use a central repository.
Version Control
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Is Subversion Free?

What is the SVN price? Subversion (SVN) is technically free, but using it comes at a cost.
Version Control
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How to Build Your DevOps Pipeline (Tools and More)

Learn about the DevOps pipeline tools you need for success.
DevOps
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What Is A False Positive? How to Identify False Positives and False Negatives

False positives and false negatives happen all the time in static analysis. Find out why — and learn how to avoid them.
Software Quality
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SVN Branching and Merging: How It Works

Learn how SVN branching works — and how to put a stop to the problems that arise.
Version Control
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How to Manage Multiple SVN Repositories on an SVN Server

Learn how to manage multiple SVN repositories.
Version Control
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How To Manage Multiple Git Repositories

In many large projects, developers need to manage multiple Git repositories. What’s the best way to do that?
Version Control
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What Is Team Foundation Server?

Team Foundation Server (Microsoft TFS) helps manage teams and their code. It's because TFS offers a combo of version control, issue tracking, and application lifecycle management.
Version Control, Application Lifecycle Management
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What Is DVCS?

DVCS — distributed version control system — is a type of version control where the complete codebase — including its full version history — is mirrored on every developer's computer. Git’s distributed version control model (DVCS) may be pushed as a strength, but large commercial organizations are not really using it.
Version Control