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Hotspots and churn with CodeScene

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Hotspots and churn with CodeScene

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- [Instructor] Let's use CodeScene to analyze the angular code base. Make sure angular is forked into your GitHub account. If it's not already done so, you can find the project at github.com/mscottford-demo/angular and then click on the fork button. Visit codescene.io and log in. This will require a GitHub account. Once you're in, click the button to create your first project. This will show a list of the repositories that you have in your GitHub account. Check angular, and then click continue. This next page let's you change the name of the project, but we'll just leave it alone and click create. CodeScene allows you to select multiple repositories to analyze a single project. This is perfect if you're team is working on microservices and has decided to keep each service in its own repository. CodeScene will be able to report on all of them as a single project for the purposes of finding hotspots. Next, we see instructions for embedding an image in our project read me. That's…

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