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Static analysis as an additional barrier against bugs

Talkat TestCon Moscow 2019 · 2019-04-02..04-04· [testing, developer-experience]
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Argues that adding static analysis gives a real extra barrier: PVS-Studio finds concrete bugs (examples include identical branches, wrong-case variable causing uninitialized property, endless recursion, always-true conditions) often in dead or rarely executed code, catching errors earlier and cheaper than QA. Notes false positives, integration and tuning costs, recommends incremental runs on fresh code, and mentions a practical offer: automatic free enterprise-grade key for GitHub open-source projects for one year.

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  1. 0:00Static analysis basics
  2. 6:14Why static analyzers matter
  3. 12:33Integrating analyzers into dev
  4. 19:02Error costs and benefits
  5. 25:45Security vulnerabilities
  6. 30:35Practical analyzer tips
  7. 33:28Limitations and final recommendations
  8. 39:55Q&A
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