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Monthly Archives: February 2009
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 … Continue reading
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 on the … Continue reading
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 … Continue reading
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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 … Continue reading
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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 … Continue reading
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