The Early Access Program for PVS-Studio Go analyzer is now available!
Support for GoLand, dozens of new diagnostic rules, and more.
Our developers prepared a short note with the details — take a look and join the EAP!
#Go #Golang #DevTools #Development
#programming #memes
🐻❄️ As we announced before, we opened the Early Access Program for the Go static analyzer. Now it’s time to show you how our "newcomer" deals with a simple yet so noisy and pesky error that occurs due to the operator XOR.
#Go #Golang #SAST #Development #CodeErrors
The Early Access Program for new PVS-Studio products is now open.
Be among the first to try upcoming static analyzers for JavaScript and Go, and explore the PVS-Studio Atlas platform.
📌Join the program now and start testing on April 6.
#Go #JavaScript #Release #EAP
🗓️ New webinar! Integrate SAST into DevSecOps.
In this session, you will learn how to:
- integrate SAST into your DevSecOps pipeline seamlessly
- identify vulnerabilities early in the SDLC
- build more secure code, faster
Date: March 19, 2:00 PM UTC+1
#Webinar #DevSecOps #DevOps #Cybersecurity
Old suppressed warnings in static analyzers are like dusty magnets on a fridge—they just sit there long after becoming irrelevant.
Our new pvs-fp-cleaner tool automatically detects redundant false alarm markers. We tested it on real projects and wrote about it
#DevTool #StaticAnalysis #Development
#programming #memes
What if your beloved C# evolves in a way the community doesn’t expect? We’ve invited an author to our blog to share his thoughts on the new features: are they a blessing or a curse? What do you think?
Share your opinion in the comments!
pvs-studio.com/en/blog/post...
#csharp #dotnet #programming
PVS-Studio 7.41 has been released. It brings improvements for Unreal Engine, support for MISRA C 2023, an update to the IntelliJ IDEA plugin, and other useful changes. See more details in this note.
It seems like we've already revealed the secret of alignment and defeated an invisible enemy—unaligned access. Memory is under control, but performance still whispers, "Don't forget about nuances." What nuances, huh?
Silent foe or quiet ally: Brief guide to alignment in C++ #cpp #programming
Vibe coding: Pros, cons, and 2026 forecasts from PVS-Studio
The Collins English Dictionary named "vibe coding" as its Word of the Year 2025. This is no surprise: AI has fused so deeply with our routines that the developer community is still debating whether it will replace human developers.
The new year 2026 is already here, so it's high time to look back on the exciting work the PVS-Studio team did in 2025. Settle in comfortably—our evening of reminiscence begins.
How to avoid losing your Minecraft server due to dangerous mods #gamedev #programming #minecraft
Our treasured language lets us leverage powerful tools and guard us from countless implementation details. Although exceptions have a bad name among many developers, a detailed analysis of how they work can greatly expand your understanding of how C++ really works. That's what we'll do!
There's an amusing paradox: companies invest millions in strategy, products, and technologies, yet still underestimate one of the most powerful marketing tools—public speaking. Creating a great product is fantastic, but what's the point if no one is out there speaking for it?
We invite you to read an article on how C++ is used in modern game development and why the industry is still not ready to move away from it. #cpp
Bugs in the Wild West: Top 10 C and C++ errors of 2025 #cpp #errors
Go developers regularly deal with warnings from the built-in static analyzer. But what if you need more features or want to find something specific in your project? Go provides powerful tools for parsing and analyzing code. #go #article #analyzer
Throughout 2025, the PVS-Studio team has been actively checking open-source C# projects. Over the year, we discovered plenty of defects. So, we picked the ten most interesting ones from this huge variety. We hope you find this roundup interesting and useful. Enjoy!
The year 2025 is coming to an end. Minecraft mods, the Catalan language, and non-obvious interactions with the ternary operator—how many things our analyzer has encountered! So it's high time to share the highlights with you.
PVS-Studio 7.40 has been released. The new version brings support for Visual Studio 2026 and Qt Creator 18, adds analysis of .NET 10 projects, enhances C# diagnostic rules, and includes many other new features. See more details in the note!
Analyzing source code is a challenging task, especially when it comes to identifying potential vulnerabilities. In this article, we'll share how we traced data flow passing through object fields.
Java is expanding with new trendy mechanisms, and along with it, its tomb is growing with outdated features like Vector, Finalization, NashornScriptEngine, SecurityManager, and Unsafe. Let's take a look at these antiquities and see what has replaced them.
In this article, we'll look at traveling bugs that PVS-Studio static analyzer has detected in LanguageTool—a grammar, style, and spell checker.
#programming #java
Many developers know about static analysis tools. What practical benefits do they offer, and why do so many teams introduce them? This time, we'll break down several key features of these tools by analyzing the source code of the osu! game. #gamedev #csharp
It has been over a year since the last check of the LLVM project with PVS-Studio, and in that time, two releases have come out. So, it's a good time to get back and analyze the fresh LLVM 21.
#cpp #LLVM #analyzer #check
What exactly is the Cyber Resilience Act? This article covers the regulation that establishes cybersecurity requirements for products sold in the European market.
#mem #programming
