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:rainbow: Learn how to use CodeClimate to track the quality of your JavaScript/Node.js code.
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:rainbow: Learn how to use CodeClimate to track the quality of your JavaScript/Node.js code.

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# CodeClimate is your Friend

![code review](http://i.imgur.com/5pP0EDr.png)

## Why?

Want to track ***code quality*** in your project?

## What?

If you have not heard of or tried CodeClimate, visit:
https://codeclimate.com

## Useful Links

- Setting up JS Test Coverage:
http://docs.codeclimate.com/article/219-setting-up-test-coverage
- https://github.com/codeclimate/javascript-test-reporter
- Open source tools used by CodeClimate:
http://docs.codeclimate.com/article/160-open-source-tools-used-by-code-climate

## Paying for it

As with all great services, there is a
[price](https://codeclimate.com/pricing) to pay for
using CodeClimate (with *private* projects).
Its *easy* to fall into the trap of thinking
$99 per month is "expensive"... But I suggest you
> *Think of **CodeClimate** as a **member of your team**
> who's **job** is to
> **code-review** and alert people when code gets better or worse*.

![CodeClimate Pricing](http://i.imgur.com/TmAaGGs.png)

If you're still having trouble convincing your "boss"
that $99 per month is *cheap* for a "second pair of eyes" on your code,
***try it*** (*free*) for your personal (open source) GitHub projects
learn what code quality looks like and then try again.

## Alternatives to CodeClimate

- http://laravel.io/forum/05-16-2014-code-climate-vs-scrutinizer-vs-sensiolabsinsight