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Have a lot of bugs in my code.

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We have a platform That facilitates social networking for dedicated communities.
As the platform is growing constantly we are facing all issues due to hi number of bugs In the code.

Is there a way to find these bags while developing our platform? So, that we can mitigate these issues much faster in the development phase itself.

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Re: bugs

In reply to Have a lot of bugs in my code.

The usual measures:
– hiring better developers
– pair programming
– clear programming standards
– supervision of junior developers by senior developers
– better testing (automatic tests, regression tests, user tests)
– refactoring of code where necessary

Code review

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Thanks, mate. These are some common recommendations I have received.

I came across tools like Codegrip that allow to automate the code review.

Do you have any thoughts on any such tool?

Re: code review

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I’ve got no experience with a tool like that. But since they have a free demo, it might be a good idea to try how good it is for the programming language and method you use and the kind of errors your developers make.

Give it version 0.3 of something as input, see what bugs it finds and compare those with version 1.0 of that something.

Have a lot of bugs in my code.

In reply to Have a lot of bugs in my code.

You can use W3C markup validation to make sure that your HTML or XHTML code is error-free. It is an official validator tool of the World Wide Web Consortium. You will also find other tools like HTML Tidy, Google Webmaster tools, etc. which can help you search for duplicate meta tags, broken links, missing titles, or other bugs in your code.

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