February 2009 - Patrick Smacchia [MVP C#]

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NDepend v3 is fully integrated in Visual Studio, and is now available for download! Software dependencies visualization, 82 .NET software metrics, continuous rule validations, assembly version diff, declarative code queries and more ! http://ndepend.com

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Evolutionary Design and Acyclic componentization

In my previous post on Re-factoring, Re-Structuring and the cost of Levelizing , I explained that increasing the value of the structure of a code base is less costly than expected. The point is to focus a while on Re-Structuring without changing any behavior ( Re-Factoring ). The biggest motivation for...

Published Sun, Feb 22 2009 1:27 PM by Patrick Smacchia
Re-factoring, Re-Structuring and the cost of Levelizing

I think there is a clear distinction between re-structuring and re-factoring code. This is because of the nature of the OOP code which is made of 2 distinct artifacts: methods’ bodies and fields on one hand, and methods’ declarations, types’ declarations, namespaces’ declarations...

Published Sun, Feb 15 2009 10:03 AM by Patrick Smacchia
An interview on NDepend

I had to the chance to get an interview for DotNetCurry . I explain there the story and some philosophy behind NDepend and also some of our future plans. If my own story of starting an Independent Software Vendor could foster any other developer doing so, it would be awesome. The marketing, the support...

Published Mon, Feb 9 2009 6:22 AM by Patrick Smacchia
XDepend RC1 (NDepend for Java) is now available

The all NDepend team is glad to announce that the Java edition, namely XDepend , is now available as a Release Candidate 1 (RC1). Most of the NDepend features are now available and we hope to have a full featured version during the next few months. We are keeping the same distributing philosophy: A trial...

Published Thu, Feb 5 2009 1:05 PM by Patrick Smacchia
Understanding Code: Static vs Dynamic Dependencies

There have been some NDepend users' requests to make the tool able to cop with dynamically fabricated dependency/IoC framework such as Spring.NET . The idea is to read configuration files to artificially inject these dependencies into the code model fabricated by NDepend. As every relevant user requests...

Published Sun, Feb 1 2009 1:27 PM by Patrick Smacchia

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Evolutionary Design and Acyclic componentization

Re-factoring, Re-Structuring and the cost of Levelizing

An interview on NDepend

XDepend RC1 (NDepend for Java) is now available

Understanding Code: Static vs Dynamic Dependencies