Do you use automated code review tools in your org? If so, what are your recommendations?

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Senior Director Of Technology in Softwarea year ago

We use SonarQube for finding issues and vulnerabilities in our code. It does static code analysis and helps us with a meaningful report too.

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Director of Engineering in Hardwarea year ago

hello - we only only use a tool in India at this time - Hirepro.

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I am curious if your organization has used code generators in any real way. Not low-code tools, but actual generators like RAD-style scaffolding or Domain Specific Languages. I feel that building simple apps is still as complicated as it was twenty years ago, maybe even more. With everything we have today, why does it still feel this heavy? I would love to hear past experiences, suggestions, or ideas from people who have tried to make this easier in their teams.