Since we love Scala at Codacy we have developed our code analysis platform around it. Our love comes from having full power over a very expressive language but still being able to perform at scale. Scala Style Guide In part due to this love we reference the Scala Style Guide, a resource that Daniel Spiewak and David Copeland put together.  The Style...

Introducing code pattern configurations is among key exciting moments.  Particularly as features that our users have asked in the last few months. Code pattern configurations We’re introducing a way to configure your code patterns for your project and then apply the same configuration to other projects. Furthmore, we’re allowing you to import configuration files (for example .jshintrc) and work with that. You can define...

We’ve just launched two features that have been requested by our users and that will definitely help you get more value out of Codacy.  These are on demand analysis and code pattern parameters. On demand analysis You’re now able to instantly analyze a project after you made changes to it. How to do it Whenever you ignore files, you will now be prompted with the...

In order to improve your code, GitHub integration has been a key step. We want to make it easier for you to integrate our service into your development workflow.  With integration, the code in you account is a few clicks away from our analysis. Now we’re bringing that one step further by allowing you to comment and create issues right...

CSS Linting Tools will assist you and save you precious time in the code review process.  They will also save time as writing a set of well-structure and optimized CSS codes can be tedious! Let us provide an overview and review the open source CSS Linting Tools available. 1. CSS LINT CSS LINT is the most common and known CSS linting tool to...