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Quality Reviewer can share the results in anonymous way using Blockchain, under permission of the User. 

Existing electronic Quality systems, like QSM and ISBSG, all suffer from a serious design flaw: they are proprietary, that is, centralized by design, meaning there is a single supplier that controls the code base, the database, and the system outputs and supplies the browsing tools at the same time. The lack of an open-source, independently verifiable output makes it difficult for such centralized systems to acquire the trustworthiness required by enterprises and quality standard makers. The blockchain works as a secure transaction database, to log the audit quality results in a trustworthy way. The results are classified by Industry, Application Types and Size.

The software metrics data available on Blockchain can be used to assist you with:

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          Where: SDC is the Static Defect Count per severity.

Quality Views

Further, in a single view, you can have a summary of Quality Violations for the entire Project:

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McCabe® IQ-style Kiviat graph can help to show where your Quality issues are mainly located (Maintanability, Testability or Size). For each source file, all related Classes or Programs are listed. 

Anti-Patterns

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You can create custom Anti-Patterns based on metrics’ search queries, using graphs to interpret the impact of the values. When metrics based searches provide quick access to elements of interest, saving these queries serve as input for custom analysis.

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Supported Programming Languages: C#, Vb.NET, VB6, ASP, ASPX, JAVA, JSP, JavaScript, TypeScript, Java Server Faces, Ruby, Python, R, GO, Kotlin, eScript, Apex, Shell, PowerShell, LUA, HTML5, XML, XPath, C, C++, PHP, SCALA, Rust, IBM Stream Programming Language, Objective-C, Objective-C++, SWIFT, COBOL, ABAP, SAP-HANA, PL/SQL, T/SQL, Teradata SQL, SAS-SQL, ANSI SQL, IBM DB2, IBM Informix, MySQL, FireBird, PostGreSQL, SQLite.

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