Crucible

New Features

• Easier and Faster navigation - inteligent search, improved UI
• Quicknav is smarter, jump to any project or review
• Design Guidelines help

Other Features

• Crucible – Code Review 
• A simple web-based system
• Team Code Reviews , you can review code together where and when it suits you. 
• Review Workflow 
• Notifications & Reports 
• FishEye Integration Crucible can take advantage of FishEye's connection to your SCM and provide added functionality to your code review process. 
• JIRA Integration Create reviews from commits associated with issues and create subtasks from reviews in just one click. 
• Plugins & API Crucible provides a framework for creating your own reports, changing default setting, linking to your own tools, extracting review data and much more. 
• Asynchronous, distributed discussions Crucible provides a web interface for reviewing code with syntax highlighted source, filtering, fast keyboard navigation and more. 
• Crucible supports fully threaded comments at the level of entire reviews, whole files and specific source lines. Adding comments is simply a matter of opening the review and clicking on some code. 
• Crucible supports advanced features such as flagging defects, custom classifications, and the automated creation of JIRA subtasks. 
• Crucible is designed to be flexible enough to be effective in both the lightweight and the formal contexts.
• Pre-commit: reviewing content that is not under version control. Upload a piece of code, a file or cut-and-paste from your IDE.
• Post-commit: reviews after the code is committed to the repository. 
• Moderated: reviews can have a moderator responsible for a review; creating, approving, and determining when a review is finished. 
• Un-moderated: a streamlined process where the review author is the sole person who starts and stops the review is a simple default. 
• Snippet: a pastebin service meets peer review - you can simply paste some code and start discussing it with the team, without the need for any formal code review workflow. 
• Changeset discussions: commit messages allow a developer to provide information with a commit. Provide free form comments on commit messages. 
• Crucible reviews evolve over time as reviewers independently inspect the code and respond to comments at different times and in response to different code changes. 
• Reviewers can navigate several revisions of a file under review and if a newer revision of a file is available Crucible indicates that the file is outdated and provides a shortcut to quickly add the latest revision. 
• Crucible has built-in time tracking that calculates how many hours are being spent reviewing so you can evaluate ROI over time