Analysing Android code with SonarQube

SonarQube, formerly known as Sonar, is a platform to analyze code quality. Analysis covers such aspects as code duplications, potential bugs, coding rules, complexity, unit tests, comments, and architecture & design. It supports supports more than 20 programming languages and has a reach set of useful plugins that gives you the opportunity to inspect different aspects of the code. What is caracteristic about SonarQube is that it comes as a platform in the form of a web application. This means that the results of the analysis will be displayed in a web page. Installing SonarQube The installation is pretty straightforward, you have just to download an archive and extract it in a folder of your choice. 1. Go to http://www.sonarqube.org/downloads/ and download the latest release. 2. Unzip the archive Starting SonarQube 1. Go to sonarqube-4.3/bin (or whatever version you downloaded) 2. Open a corresponding folder according to your operating system (linux-x86-64 in my case). There you should see a file called sonar.

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