[ANN] Automated Software Quality Control Add-on for Oracle9i JDeveloper now just $295
Date: 1 Apr 2003 04:21:58 -0800
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QStudio for Java Pro gives developers the ability to significantly reduce code review effort by automating a major portion of the code inspection process, to detect software defects prior to compile time and to automatically assess the quality of the software from within their IDE environment or if desired standalone.
"Everyone is looking for ways to improve their software development process. They want to improve time-to-market, software quality and the efficiency of software maintenance and preferably in a way that does not cost an arm and a leg. With the QStudio for Java Pro extension the developer community reaps the benefits of automated software code quality control all within their preferred IDE environment or a standalone environment at a very affordable price" according to Roelof Vuurboom, Commercial Director, QA Systems.
QStudio for Java Pro 1.8 - The Software Health Tool for Java - gives software developers the ability to automatically assess and control software quality concepts such as reliability, maintainability and efficiency. It also allows software process managers to tie software development quality control practices deeper and earlier into the software development process than previously possible.
The Oracle9i JDeveloper enhancement version of QStudio for Java Pro can be downloaded for free evaluation or purchase for $295/295 euros at www.qa-systems.com/jdeveloper.
QA Systems - The Software Health Company™ - is focused on improving its customers' software health. QA Systems develops software tools to assess, support, monitor and control the health (quality) of software applications developed by its customers both from both a preventative viewpoint (supporting good programming practices) as a diagnostic viewpoint. See www.qa-systems.com for further information.
QStudio is a registered trademark of QA Systems. Other trademarks may be of their respective owners. Received on Tue Apr 01 2003 - 14:21:58 CEST