This is a really cool and useful technology that can help speed up development and reduce code mistakes for any one working with iOS apps. Every engineering team working on iOS should at least check this out and see what they think!
@korzonek@filiptepper In fact, it was quietly launched a week ago. It's in public beta at the moment, feel free to provide feedback. Scala is not on the roadmap at this moment but if there's enough interest we can put it there.
We've been using the web app version of Codebeat for several months now here at Foundersuite.com, and it's been super useful for keeping our code quality high. Recommended.
@mzamkow We have an advantage over our competition. Our competition took a bunch of open source projects and packed them in the product. We implemented all algorithms on our own.
It gives us an opportunity to apply static analysis to areas of code quality like security or reusability. It gives us an opportunity to run experiments that our competition cannot do. We can combine static analysis of code with machine learning to provide suggestions how code should be written and propose ready solutions.
We started with code robustness, and we move forward.
As far as I know, we are the only hosted static analysis tool that works for Swift.
We are also an excellent option for Ruby developers. Please compare results of analysis for Sinatra project both in codebeat and Code Climate. DSL is a hard thing for static analyzers :) codebeat is not Flog, and Flay wrapped in an interface.
Please give a try to codebeat and build your opinion.
@mzamkow The difference might not be obvious yet since we're starting with what looks like another static analyzer/linter. But what lies underneath is a beast of an entirely different nature. We're now only starting to scratch the surface of what's possible with our platform, and very soon you'll start seeing features that are way beyond what any linter can possibly do.
I've been using Codebeat for some time now, and I have to say I'm impressed at how responsive they are for my inquiries and how smooth the service is. I'm always looking for automated ways to improve code quality (for iOS and Android development), and Codebeat nicely fit in there reviewing commits.
It looks like great things are coming Codebeat's way, so keep an eye on it.
Thank you, Hiten for launching codebeat for iOS to the world! You rock!
Hi, Product Hunters!
I'm Tomek, co-founder of codebeat.
We are automated code review tool for mobile and web applications.
In the last few months, we worked hard to bring hosted static analysis to iOS developers who code in Swift and Obj-C.
Support for Obj-C is still in experimental mode at the same time we are happy to enable it for your account. Just send us a message :)
Would love to hear your feedback! Please help us calibrate our tool.
This is really cool, as a developer sometimes you get attached to your code and think its awesome, nice to have something to tell you where things could be improved and keep you modest. This will help me progress and adjust my programming techniques for the better, great job!
How can you promise security? As a developer giving a third party access to my repo I've spent countless hours on is concerning, what do you guys do to make me feel like you aren't some pirates (I trust you don't worry)?
@robertsaunders Welcome to the club :) We are all software engineers like you and we share the same concerns. We use HTTPS everywhere to ensure transfer is secure. We are also working on on-premise installations for customers who cannot trust any hosted solution. I hope it answers your question.
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