About Patroklos Papapetrou

Patroklos is an experienced JavaEE Software Engineer and an Agile enthusiast seeking excellence in software quality. He is also co-Author of the Sonar in Action book, and contributor of several Sonar plugins.

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Fixing common Java security code violations in Sonar

This article aims to show you how to quickly fix the most common java security code violations. It assumes that you are familiar with the concept of code rules and violations and how ...
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Resign Patterns: Eliminate them with Agile practices and Quality Metrics

This blog post is inspired by the article titled Resign Patterns by Michael Duell. I’ve included all the original text from the above article but for each anti-pattern I mention (at ...
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Sonar’s Quality Alphabet

Sonar (by SonarSource.com) is getting more and more popular among developer teams. It’s an open source platform measuring software quality in the following 7 axesArchitecture and ...
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25 things you’ve said in your career as a software engineer. Admit it!

This article is inspired by an older blog post. I’ve updated it to reflect modern languages and technologies.“It works fine on MY computer. Come and see it in action if you don’t ...
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5+1 Sonar Plugins you must not miss

This post is a revision of the original post, published last year and it covered Sonar version 2.8. Many months has passed and during this period the Sonar Team released four(4) new ...
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Real modular web applications: Why there is no standard for developing them?

OSGI, SpringSource, Jboss Modules, J2EE and the list never ends.All these technologies promise to their end users/developers the same thing which is more or less java modular web applications ...
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