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Development Testing for Java Applications

Fix more of the quality and security issues in your Java code that matter
By Liz McMillan
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February 19, 2013 07:00 AM EST
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More. Better. Faster. Those are common themes development teams hear on a daily basis. In the rush to get new products out to market quickly, companies expose themselves to the risk of software failure. Java developers often turn to open source solutions to help protect themselves from risk. While helpful for finding coding style and best practice issues, they are often not sufficient to protect the enterprise. Learn how the Coverity® Development Testing Platform can be used in conjunction with open source solutions to help you fix more of the quality and security issues in your Java code that matter, with your existing resources and a unified process across the enterprise.

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Published February 19, 2013 – Reads 3,781
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