cyclonedx-bom-repo-server VS security-code-scan

Compare cyclonedx-bom-repo-server vs security-code-scan and see what are their differences.

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cyclonedx-bom-repo-server security-code-scan
1 2
64 913
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0.0 0.0
about 1 year ago 5 months ago
C# C#
Apache License 2.0 GNU Lesser General Public License v3.0 only
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cyclonedx-bom-repo-server

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security-code-scan

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  • Top 12 Cloud Security Tools for 2021
    1 project | dev.to | 7 Aug 2021
    4. Security code scan
  • F# with C#
    1 project | /r/dotnet | 18 Jul 2021
    Ah. So we're reaching the limits of my knowledge here, but F# was bootstrapped (written in itself) in 2006, which predates Roslyn (C#'s bootstrapping) by about ~5 years. Bootstrapping makes building code analysis tools/APIs easier. Unfortunately the F# Compiler Service and Roslyn are incompatible, and tools built in Roslyn do not work for F#. (This isn't the first time C# has taken ideas from F# but broke compatibility... Task vs Async... but I digress.) These tools include things like Security Code Scan, which I had in mind when I wrote the OP. Typically when projects say "For C# and VB.NET" they're using Roslyn (which supports VB.NET). Otherwise if they supported C#, VB.NET, and F#... they'd just say they do all of dotnet - no need to specify 2/3 languages. Microsoft's own Edit and Continue documentation follows this trend of specifying C# and VB.NET, but excluding F#.

What are some alternatives?

When comparing cyclonedx-bom-repo-server and security-code-scan you can also consider the following projects:

cyclonedx-gradle-plugin - Creates CycloneDX Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) from Gradle projects

AlbionOnline-StatisticsAnalysis - A tool with many features for the game Albion Online