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I installed to today the latest version of NDepend and gave it a try. Last time I blogged about NDepend , I used it on a small solution, and while the generated report was full of useful information, I did not use the product at full strength, because...
Roy Osherove listed advantages of NUnit over MsTest but also mentioned one MsTest’s strength that can be crucial for many developers: “the integration with other team system tools and reporting is just beyond compare and the reporting alone helps alot...
… then it’s time to check the registry entries. Make sure you see something like this: In case the build runs in the context of a dedicated user, not the one who logs on to a build machine and install applications, then it is likely that the build user...
If somebody wants more from the program you wrote, it’s a good sign. It means that at last you did something useful :-) Recently my colleague mentioned that the utility that I wrote to generate project solution file should support creation of solution...
We are often too liberal adding project references. In our team I’ve sent once a warning that every time an assembly reference is added to a project, an angel gets killed, but Norway does not seem to be very religious country. Recently we’ve even had...
I wanted to analyze our company projects with NDepend and ran NDepend on a couple of our solutions. While it produced very interesting reports (I will try to cover results of NDepend analysis in one of my following posts), I've found that the solution...