Overview
Sonatype Lift is a code analysis platform built just for you! Lift analyzes the code you write. It helps you find and fix your most elusive bugs so you can spend time writing great code, not debugging it.
Lift looks for a broad range of performance, security, and reliability errors in the code you write and the libraries you depend on, making it an ideal all-in-one bug catcher. Running at each pull request, Lift delivers results as code review comments so you can fix bugs in minutes. (Yes, really).
Course Goals
What is code quality? In this course, you’ll learn what it is and why code quality is important. We’ll cover the best practices for applying code analysis at scale. This course provides an overview of Lift, and an example of using Lift in a GitHub project. You’ll learn why and how to use Sonatype Lift’s deep code analysis platform to help you write quality code, faster.
Objectives
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Describe Sonatype Lift
- Articulate the benefits of using Lift
- Explore how Lift participates in the code review process
| Prerequisites | None |
| Target Audience | The target audience for this lesson includes developers, software engineers, and anyone who wants to learn more about how to use Lift to write high-quality, secure code. |
| Est. Time to Complete | ~ 30 minutes |
| System Requirements | There are no system requirements to participate in this course. |
| Setting Expectations | It is assumed learners have at least beginner-level competency in: – Key terms used in code development – Source code management using GitHub |
Good introductory review of how to use Lift to improve code quality. The quiz made it clear Lift supports more platforms than GitHub, but I didn't notice any other platforms mentioned in the course material. I only see GitHub mentioned in the Getting Started guide too.