Hotspots and churn with CodeScene

- [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 …