In December 2021, our team was asked to share our reasons for supporting the Open Source Initiative, and our hopes for the open source movement.

Refactoring is the act of restructuring code without impacting the current functionality. Refactoring does not fix bugs or add new features, but it does improve the design of the code and the health of the codebase. Good developers know this and refactor their code frequently. But what if you’re

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Today marks a milestone at CodeSee. In this post, we share exciting company news and insight into what’s on the horizon.

At CodeSee, we’re very confident that we’re onto something big with our mission to fix the code visibility problem plaguing development organizations. But it sure does feel great to receive major validation of our vision in the form of a prestigious industry award. We announced today that CodeSee

Communicating about code is hard. The way we write code is not the way we talk about code. Since we hold most our code in our heads, sometimes jotting down our thoughts is surprising helpful. Yet, most note taking tools allow you to capture your thoughts but don’t allow

I was devastated. Two days before the launch of Docker Security Scans, we found a bug. The new feature, which would show security vulnerabilities on Docker images, wasn’t showing the same number to users that we had on the backend. It quickly became clear that there was no simple

When I first taught myself to code, I noticed a gap. Even though I’d been teaching myself to code for five years, I didn’t have the skills necessary to reach the next level. I was technical… but not technical enough. It wasn’t just me who noticed this