Had a quick look at NDepend today, for a team that doesnt have higher editions of Visual Studio 2010.
For a tenth of the cost, it does have some useful features for code metrics and finding dependencies.
Given a choice, though, I would rather work with Visual Studio. Probably Resharper might be a better add-in if the intention is to have better code quality.
For a tenth of the cost, it does have some useful features for code metrics and finding dependencies.
Given a choice, though, I would rather work with Visual Studio. Probably Resharper might be a better add-in if the intention is to have better code quality.
