I have to agree with you. Even fixing things after the fact is good. I was
reacting to my efforts of two weekends ago when I spent asignificant fraction
of the weekend editing a co-workers code to correct Checkstyle problems.
Along the way I used the time to do a quick code review. I includ
I personally agree with this, and in fact I take it a step further... my
code at work has to have Checkstyle, PMD, JLint and FindBugs run against
it regularly (I'm trying to actually put together a proposal for a build
farm that would include daily reports eMailed directly to pertinent
develope
I am very curious about these Checkstyle issues.
I have advocated to all J2EE developers the need to use checkstyle on a daily
basis. We use Maven for our nightly build and continuous integration so it is
easy. I want the developers to learn what Checkstyle requires and apply it as
they devel
