Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Fireside chat exploring how Field Nation implemented a software factory using Gitar for automated code verification
- Covers the practical decisions around automating code review, fixes, approval and merge processes
- Features Chuck Haines, Sr. Principal Software Engineer at Field Nation, and Gautam Korlam, Principal Engineer at Sonar
- Aimed at engineering teams evaluating automated code verification workflows
About the Event
This webinar, part of a series focused on software factory implementations, presents a fireside chat between Chuck Haines of Field Nation and Gautam Korlam of Sonar. The session examines how Field Nation’s engineering team built their software factory around Gitar, Sonar’s code verification agent.
Software Factory Concepts
A software factory manages the journey from initial code intent through to verified, merged code. In this model, agents handle code review, fixes, approval and merge operations. The discussion addresses how teams determine which processes can run automatically and where human oversight remains necessary.
Gitar Code Verification
Gitar is Sonar’s code change verification agent designed to work on pull requests. The tool identifies issues, commits fixes and verifies that continuous integration passes before code merges. Field Nation’s implementation provides a real-world case study of integrating this verification approach into an existing development workflow.
Who Should Attend
This session is relevant for software engineers, engineering managers and DevOps practitioners interested in automating code review and verification processes. Teams considering how to balance automated tooling with human checkpoints in their delivery pipelines will find practical insights from Field Nation’s experience.