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Compare Code Climate Quality and SonarQube Cloud (formerly SonarCloud) 
- Users report that Code Climate Quality has a lower G2 rating of 3.2 compared to SonarQube Cloud's 4.5, indicating a significant difference in overall user satisfaction.
- Reviewers mention that SonarQube Cloud excels in ease of setup with a score of 9.0, while Code Climate Quality lacks a score in this area, suggesting a more straightforward onboarding process for SonarQube users.
- G2 users highlight that SonarQube Cloud offers superior quality of support with a score of 8.9, whereas Code Climate Quality does not provide a score, which may indicate less reliable support options.
- Users on G2 report that SonarQube Cloud shines in product direction with a perfect score of 10.0, while Code Climate Quality only scores 4.2, suggesting that SonarQube is more aligned with user needs and future developments.
- Reviewers mention that Code Climate Quality provides valuable feedback and prioritization features, but SonarQube Cloud is noted for its robust analytics and trends capabilities, making it a better choice for users focused on data-driven insights.
- Users say that SonarQube Cloud's static code analysis and issue tracking features are more comprehensive, leading to better overall code quality management compared to Code Climate Quality, which may lack some advanced functionalities.
- Additional 5 enterprise languages supported
- Single sign-on (SSO)
- Manage multiple organizations within an Enterprise Hierarchy
I like the ease with which you can view the different warnings in code blocks. The explanations are also pretty easy to understand.
In practice, the scans don't really work out as well as you would hope. Nine times out of ten, the "violations" that it finds are either wrong or flawed in some way.
SonarCloud is easy to use and integrates seamlessly into existing projects and nearly all CI/CD pipelines. We integrated almost all of our codebases and used it along with the Sonar cloud extension, which made it more powerful.
It's good for basic code scanning by there are other tools in the market which are coming with features like IaC scan and inline scan with the help of docker agent. It's a bit slow as compared to other tools in the market.
I like the ease with which you can view the different warnings in code blocks. The explanations are also pretty easy to understand.
SonarCloud is easy to use and integrates seamlessly into existing projects and nearly all CI/CD pipelines. We integrated almost all of our codebases and used it along with the Sonar cloud extension, which made it more powerful.
In practice, the scans don't really work out as well as you would hope. Nine times out of ten, the "violations" that it finds are either wrong or flawed in some way.
It's good for basic code scanning by there are other tools in the market which are coming with features like IaC scan and inline scan with the help of docker agent. It's a bit slow as compared to other tools in the market.
