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Sep 30 2026
Go vet can't go: How to create your own Go analyzer?
Gleb Aslamov
A static analyzer is a powerful dev tool, and any Go developer who has worked with go vet knows it. But what if its capabilities aren't enough? Would you look for a new tool, or... build your own? In this live talk, PVS-Studio's Developer Advocate walks through Go's bu…
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#GameDev #Java
Sep 29 2026
I found some bugs in Create mod and checked them in Minecraft
Kirill Epifanov
This article covers bugs in Create, one of the most popular Minecraft mods. Let's see how they impact the game and then submit pull requests with the necessary...
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Sep 28 2026
Let's make a programming language. Evaluator
Yuri Minaev
We’re reaching the final stage of our journey of building a programming language in C++! So far, we’ve created a lexer, a parser, and an AST. Now it’s time to make our language do what it was designed to do — evaluate expressions. In this webinar, we’ll explore how to …
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#Go
Sep 17 2026
PVS-Studio for Go: Quick overview of new diagnostic rules
Gleb Aslamov
PVS-Studio 8.0 is here! We added support for Go project analysis and much more. This article discusses some of the new diagnostic rules for Go that we developed for the latest version of our...
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#Knowledge #Java
Sep 15 2026
What's new in Java 27
Egor Pishii
Java 27 is here, with four targeted updates and five previews/incubators. We take a closer look at the garbage collector changes, JFR improvements, post-quantum TLS 1.3, and compact object...
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#CSharp
Sep 10 2026
What popular ORMs for C# hide: Let's check RepoDB and SqlSugar
Georgii Tormozov
When it comes to ORMs, most C# developers immediately think of the powerful Entity Framework Core or the lightweight Dapper. What about RepoDB and SqlSugar, though? While they may not be...
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Sep 08 2026
Bugbusters #1 | C++ in 2026: worth it? | Nathan Baggs
Yuri Minaev
This is the first episode of our new podcast, Bugbusters. Our guest is Nathan Baggs, a content creator and YouTuber. We discussed whether it’s worth learning C++ in 2026, how the language is evolving, what it’s used for, and what its drawbacks are. We hope you enjoy th…
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#StaticAnalysis
Sep 08 2026
Why do we integrate PVS-Studio analyzer with so many tools?
Valerii Filatov
PVS-Studio analyzer already provides dozens of integrations with various tools and services, and in this article, we'd like to explain...
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#Cpp #GuestArticle
Sep 04 2026
The worst programming language of all time /s
Sergei Kushnirenko
In this article, the author looks at why C++ feels so complicated, and why its flaws are inseparable from its long-term...
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#Security
Sep 02 2026
Avoid adding new library to project: 10-year retrospective
Andrey Karpov
Everyone is trying to speed up software development by building their solutions out of "ready-made bricks" like third-party components or libraries. But we tend to forget what problems they...
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