Sometimes simple errors may bubble up and produce something big. A classic example of this is rounding off with floor() or ceil() methods in an arithmetic operation too early. In that case the off-by-one error propagates and may lead to a significant deviation. While preparing

Ashish Kakran of Thomvest ventures writes about the emerging DevOps trends in a recent article published in the DevOps blog space.             https://devops.com/devops-trends-to-watch-in-2021/ Ashish identifies several emerging trends in DevOps practices. We, at OpenRefactory, follow the commentaries from the thought leaders

KeePass is a free, open source, light-weight and easy-to-use password manager that allows users to manage their passwords across multiple accounts and applications in a secure way. It supports a password database that is locked with a single master key. KeePassDroid is a port of

In this blog series, we will share some findings from running iCR on open source code. We ran iCR on Jenkins version jenkins-2.264 with the last commit hash of 4ff3e8d. This version had 1634 Java files and about 285 KLoC. We will be giving examples

This is an opinion piece written by Charlie Bedard, COO of OpenRefactory. Charlie reflects on SAST practices based on his years of experience. Programing languages are the “carpenter’s tools” for software developers. Just like a good carpenter would not use a chisel as a screwdriver

In the nascent years of the computer industry some six decades ago, there were only a handful of machines globally and the machines took up huge rooms and consumed lots of power. Software was a brand-new discipline and it took very specialized training and patience