codeclimate.com for c#

[Michael Ridland]

Hi All

Quick Question: Does anyone know of similar products to codeclimate for c#?

[Steven Burman]

Codeclimate looks like all types of radness and, clearly, .NET is miles behind in this sort of tooling. *cough* TFS *cough*

You can create your own "code rules" with a tool like nDepend and integrate them into your CI environment to fail builds etc. Suitable, if you are most interested in maintaining a minimum code quality standard across your code base.

Step 1. Build codeclimate clone for .NET

Step 2. Build in Github integration so you still seem cool

Step 3. Profit

On Tue, Jul 9, 2013 at 1:41 PM, Michael Ridland <rid...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi All

Quick Question: Does anyone know of similar products to codeclimate for c#?

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[Andrew Stone]

Wow a post! :)