Static Analysis
If you like applying Static Analysis, every challenge here gives you a chance to practice it on a real industry brief.
- AnalysisBeginnerNew
Code-Smell Triage Workshop for a Hiring-Platform Backend
Run static analysis (SonarQube + a custom ruleset for domain-specific smells) on the four most-touched services. Score each smell on the 22-item Fowler catalog by occurrence cou…
- Code Smells
- Static Analysis
- Refactoring Prioritization
Refactoring and Code Smell Detection - CodeBeginnerNew
Case File: Smart-Pointer Refactor of a Game-Engine Module
Work only from the four supplied items: the representative entity-component-system module slice, the before-refactor heaptrack leak readout, the de-identified incident log, and …
- Cpp Programming
- Manual Memory Management
- Pointers
Open coursework - CodeBeginnerNew
Build a Secure-Coding Linter Ruleset for a Backend Team
Using the findings log, study the twelve documented security-review findings and confirm the three repeat patterns. Then build a custom linter ruleset — choose Semgrep or custom…
- Secure Coding
- Static Analysis
- Semgrep
Open coursework - StrategyBeginnerNew
Code Review Bootcamp for an Early-Stage Mobile Team
Read the team's last 100 merged PRs (export provided) and tag the 10 worst review threads (rubber-stamp, bikeshed, missing context). Draft a 4-page code-review guideline coverin…
- Code Review
- Team Coaching
- Process Design
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