The most valuable features of the solution stem from the fact that its gamification UI is quite user-friendly to use, and it is also quite intuitive since it provides users with proper explanations while allowing one to opt for the obash option. Mapping is also quite accurate, which helps identify why the tool has flagged certain code or lines of code, making it helpful for users because sometimes you might be unable to detect the flaws on your own.

The platform is simple, easy to use, and easy to learn. It has comprehensive guidelines and a lot of documents and videos for an easy installation process. Apart from some default rules, it allows users to configure their own rules. Also, it is easy to configure as it has an extensive library for reference.

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.

The most important aspect of Codebashing, in my opinion, is the gamification advantage. When compared to competitors' offerings, the most significant thing to emphasize is gamification. The rest is similar to the competitors.

It is user-friendly.

The most valuable feature is that you get the security from the design of the training. It ensures our developers write code securely and effectively. They will not write code that is vulnerable to hackers.

The solution did the job properly for us. It's quite good.

The security software, especially in comparison to other competitor's offerings, is quite good.

There's a lot of flexibility and there are a lot of configuration options.

It helps us to channel our secure application. We get to at least mediate most of the code vulnerabilities before we push it to the servers and it gets up to a level of assurance that the code is secured right. It helps prevent crimes as it makes sure everything is secure and there aren't any loopholes or back doors.

The stability is good.

It's pretty scalable.

There are lots of great plugins available.

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.

This solution has an interactive approach that allows you to quickly receive basic knowledge about vulnerabilities and how they should be fixed. It is easy to understand how it works, and how things should be fixed. Everything is in one place.

This product will integrate well with a socket solution. When a vulnerability is detected, you can redirect to CodeBaching, which is very useful.

This solution is very comfortable for developers, even at the junior level.

The most valuable feature is the integration with WhiteSource, which allows for open-source scanning. It helps bring everything together in one solution.

The knowledge base is good.