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Good code analysis tool for C#?
What static analysis tools are available for C#?
What would all of you recommend to use for code analysis of .NET code? Are there any good open source tools for this?
How about code deployment tools...
Started by notnot on
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For a free tool that give you basic static analysis, check out the Microsoft Code....
It has lots of measures, including things like developers within the scope of their open-source project .
NDepend is a very good tool for analysing .NET code.
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I have familiarities with software automated build tools ( such as Automated Build Studio). Now I am looking at ETL tools.
The one thing crosses my mind is that, I can do anything I can do in ETL tools by using a software build tool. ETL tools are tailored...
Started by Ngu Soon Hui on
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There are some open-source tools out there, so you can get a feeling of what an average tool does find something here .
It is correct that you can roll-out your own ETL scripts written using a development tool of your of it too.
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TOOL BAGS
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Where....
Which one? Large Tool Bag $59.00
Medium Tool Bag $57.00
Small Tool Bag $55.00
Goggle Bag $39.00
Impact Gun Bag $69.00 bump Quote american made material.
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In a Channel 9 interview, David Callahan of Microsoft said,
Yes we would like to give you perfectly safe tools. That would require a complete rewrite of the infrastructure on up. So instead we will give you strong, effective tools and guidance on how ...
Started by Jonathan Allen on
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If you just dropped the old.
You change your tool set as much as you need right now and no more.
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I need to make a very simple drawing of a graph (NOT a chart but a graph, like in Dijkstra) with multiple nodes and multiple vertexes.
I once saw this guy using a tool where he wrote the data in notepad then compiled or something and then he had an svg...
Started by H4mm3rHead on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Try Graphviz:
http://www.graphviz.org/
http://granite.sru.edu/dailey09/grapher.html.
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I'm a long-time C++ programmer developing on Windows, and have been using Visual Studio for developing unmanaged C++.
In the past 2-3 months, for the first time, I have been exposed to the world of C# and Java. Man, I'm astounded by the productivity gain...
Started by ShaChris23 on
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Language with excellent tool support, but due to the way that the language is designed, those tools.
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How do Visual Studio's testing tools compare to third-party frameworks like NUnit? Are there any significant differences?
Started by emddudley on
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I guess that choosing the correct tool mostly depends.
MS has coverage tool integrated as well.
Process.
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Want to know what the stackoverflow community feels about the various free and non-free Java Profilers and profiling tools available.
Started by Nikhil Kashyap on
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Http://www.ej-technologies.com/products/jprofiler/overview.html
You may find some help here: "If you have a Java application that is consuming CPU when it isn’t doing anything how do you determine what it is doing?"
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JProfiler works very well for us.
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G'day,
Edit: We've been using Scrum very successfully for several years on several projects of varying sizes. In fact, our team developed the successful iPlayer project for the BBC using a classical Scrum approach.
After using various combinations of ...
Started by Rob Wells on
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For us, the get the simplest tool to fit not be asked here as management may....
I have been trying to over complicate what should have been a simple procedure .
You sound further along in the adaptation then we are .
Working with this tool.
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My friend, Dave, and I have been talking about this, well mostly him, but I think it is an excellent question and has really got me pondering it lately.
Basically the question is this "Should you (ab)use tools/plugins for visual studio or use only what...
Started by Steve Hayes on
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I think you are muddling the difference ....
If the tool makes you more productive, why cripple yourself by continuing to do things the hard way?
If you take the argument to the extreme, one could say that the .NET Framework is just a tool.
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