Codebashing Reviews

I am a reseller.

Codebashing is a training tool. It's a training tool that helps users or developers detect their coding errors and correct them. Then Codebashing shows them how to improve and secure their development skills.

Codebashing is only one feature. It's a trim model.

According to the feedback, it's an easy-to-use application tool.

We don't use it directly, but from the feedback of our customers who do use it, they are pleased with it.

Because I am not the direct user, but rather a reseller, I may not know, because the only way we will know is if we receive a complaint from one of our users. We have received any major complaints that tell us what needs to be changed, on the tool, or where they need to improve it.

Change is an unavoidable constant. There will always be opportunities for change and improvement in order to provide more value to their end users. However, I am unable to specify where the change or improvement will be required.

It is difficult to say, but maybe there are areas of the solution that could improve. 30% improvement.

It does not require storage. Because it is an online tool, there is no need for backup. It is a training platform. When it identifies your area of weakness, it shows you and instructs you on what to do. You, simply log in. It's similar to a cloud base.

I expect the dashboard to be improved based on user feedback and, of course, as technology advances.

I would like to see Certificates issued to users. I believe that certificates should be issued to users so that they can be used as proof of having completed that training. The certificate is currently not being used for any competence validation outside of the chance environment.

They should issue certificates to the users, which can be used as evidence of security development code.

The company is called Checkmarx. One of their products is codebashing.

I have been selling Checkmarx products for eight or nine years.

I am working with the most updated version.

Generally, Codebashing is a stable solution. We haven't had any complaints.

Codebashing should be scalable.

It should be scalable. Scalable in terms of improvement, and scalable in terms of the environment. Because technologies are expected to be scalable, they should be scaled to users, user experiences, or user environments.

So far, I believe Checkmarx has provided very good technical responses in all areas of their solution. Their technical response is excellent. They will contact you once you have booked your ticket.

I would rate their technical support a four out of five.

Positive

The initial setup is straightforward. That's all there is to it once you install the tool.

It does not require any maintenance. People are not required to do anything. It is straightforward.

The return on investment will be one year.

I believe the product is valuable because it assists you in improving secure applications, which can then prevent fraud and threats against the application as well as incorrect application activities.

Licenses are renewed annually.

I can recommend Checkmarx, in my opinion, they are good. Their product is good. It has minimal false positives. They are user-friendly, and they are not complex at all. The response from the technical support is also excellent.

I would happily recommend Checkmarx products at any time, at least for the time being, unless circumstances change.

I would rate Codebashing an eight out of ten. 

I'm giving it an eight because it's extremely useful. It enables users to deploy improved, secure development skills. 

The remaining tool, in my opinion, is that the user cannot use the certificate to demonstrate ability, and they do not use the certificate to demonstrate competence in that area at this time.

We are very seriously using Codebashing. For example, when we have new engineers in the company, it is company policy that they have to complete the Codebashing sessions. During the orientation and onboarding period, all the engineers of our company must complete the Codebashings sessions and many of our customers are doing the same.

We are strategic partners with Checkmarx and we are an internationally certified training center for Checkmarx and Codebashing.

From an academic point of view, Codebashing is a very good product because it is based on gamification. This is especially true if you don't have any idea about secure code training. It is one of the best tools in the world to learn secure coding. The product explains very well how vulnerabilities can be found and how programmers can develop securely.

My expectation is that the customers should be able to develop their own quizzes, because it's their learning methodology. Indeed, Codebashing is a context E-learning platform that sharpens the developers' skills to fix vulnerabilities and develop secure codes, expanding on the learning by doing concept work and using the gamification methodology. Codebashing teaches developers the principles of secure coding and helps them sharpen their security skills in the most efficient way. So if customers would be able to define their own quizzes or exams, it would be very good. That is the only missing part that I see - customer based scenarios, examinations and quizzes, the rest is excellent.

They released Codebashing two years ago and we started working with them very closely as soon as they announced it. 

Codebashing is extremely stable.

The initial setup is extremely easy. You don't need anything. Even a child can use it very easily. You don't need to install anything, it is web-based. You can use it very easily.

My advice for anyone considering using Codebashing is to try the free version on their web page first. I would advise them to use the free version to understand the concept and to play with the program and only then to consider purchasing it.

On a scale of one to 10, I would rate Codebashing a nine.