Sider has supported a wide variety of static code analyzers and has provided default settings for them based on our in-house review of the appropriate settings for each language. If…
We are happy to announce that Sider now supports Kotlin, C/C++, and Shell script. You can utilize Sider in wider range of development projects including smartphone applications, embedded programs, handheld…
Our team at Sider is happy to announce the release of the latest functionality we’ve been working on — advanced filtering and a directory tree on the pull request page.The functionality was…
In theory, automatically finding recurring implicit anti-patterns would help improve the efficiency of code review. When we asked developers about creating rules for implicit anti-patterns, a frequent issue we often…
2019 has been a busy year here at Sider so far, and our team has shipped multiple updates including those of our UI. Based on our users’ feedback, complaints and…
What is Linting?Stephen C. Johnson, a computer scientist at Bell Labs, created the first utility to inspect programming grammar for C programs in 1978. The term lintcomes from the bits of…
On September 27th, Sider hosted our fourth Code Review Meetup at Open Network Space by Open Network Lab in Daikayanyama, Tokyo. More than 30 people attended and enjoyed sessions about…
Sider is determined to bring a better code review for better products to everyone, everywhere. Our first stop outside Japan is San Fransisco. In October 2018, Sider team from Japan…
On the night of September 13th, CircleCI and Sider hosted a joint meetup at the brand-new office of PLAID, Inc., which is located 10th floor in the beautiful GINZA SIX…
Final Episode: Things I learned from my failures and successes- Why a dev start-up is greatTo mark Sider’s first sponsorship for this fall’s GitHub Universe, we are publishing a three-week-series to…