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TiCS is a multi-project, multi-language and multi-site solution for automating quality and security analysis of source codes, based on the ISO/IEC 25010 (SQUARE) standard.
We propose you to browse the main dashboards.
The TiCS 'Dashboard' – 1: Projects are analyzed with a quality model, shared by more than 4,500 projects around the world and representing 1.1 billion lines of code analyzed every day. This model is public and is updated regularly.
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The TiCS 'Dashboard' – 2: the 'Dashboard' allows you to go very quickly from high-level metrics to the bugs details in the code.
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The TiCS 'Dashboard' – 3: Investigating the level 1 coding standard violations is very fast: just select the corresponding metric.
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The TiCS 'Dashboard' – 4: It also provides the 'Root Cause Analysis' on projects. In general, an analysis of all metrics is available between two dates of your choice.
The 'Root Cause Analysis' gives the reason of changes occurring in the project: size modification (addition/removal of a library, new files,…), improvement/degradation of a KPI (modified files, fixed bugs, addition of new codes,…),…
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The TiCS 'annotated code': TiCS unifies the interfaces regardless of the analyzers used such as Pclint, C++Test, cppcheck, PMD, etc. (list of supported analyzers (extract)). Teams don't have to learn how to launch the tools or how to interpret the different reports. Whatever the tools, the interfaces are identical.
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The TiCS 'to-do list': The 'to-do list' below gives the order of importance of the anomalies detected in the code. The model provides the impact of a fix on the quality of the code, which allows the most serious bugs to be fixed first.
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The TiCS 'client': Developers run their code analysis using the plug-in in their IDE or from the command line. Settings are retrieved from the server and are identical to those used for the project analysis.
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To go further with TiCS, we propose webinars of your choice.
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Latest news

April 2022
TiCS 2022.1 released!
TIOBE releases TiCS 2022.1.0 with over 80 improvements, i.a., additional client metrics and a new onboarding process.

April 2022
Philips wins TIOBE QA Award
The Rhy2022 project has the best TIOBE Quality Indicator (TQI) score of more than 5,300 industrial projects.

February 2022
Delem verifies code quality
CNC control company Delem starts using TIOBE's TiCS framework to measure its code quality.
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