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Olivier Gaudin made changes - 17/Dec/08 05:41 AM
Look at those slides on Lattix
Freddy Mallet made changes - 02/Feb/09 03:20 PM
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Freddy Mallet made changes - 15/Feb/09 04:55 AM
Freddy Mallet made changes - 15/Feb/09 04:55 AM
I am the project lead on Architecture Rules. I have made a good sized comment on a similar issue over at I'd like for our project to be considered for this role. We have a maven plugin, and we are working on XML output of our data which I think is what you would need to work against. We are still developing the xml output structure and would like to know your requirements, and/or appreciate your help in developing the code (we are an open source project after all) Thank you for considering us.
Freddy Mallet made changes - 27/May/09 02:53 AM
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Freddy Mallet made changes - 14/Nov/09 06:59 AM
Thesis from Kaisa Kittila on "Analysing and Managing Software Dependencies with a Dependency Structure Matrix Tool"
Simon Brandhof made changes - 18/Dec/09 11:02 AM
Simon Brandhof made changes - 20/Dec/09 05:58 PM
The double crosshair visual mechanism which is implemented by IDEA is pretty useful (see screenshot 'idea_dsm.png'). With this visual mechanism we don't need to create column headers and on the given use case we can quickly get the following information :
Moreover, the background color of feedback edges (edges to break in order to break all cycles) is red and the background color of other edges is blue. Those background colors are more or less dark according to the weight of the edge.
Freddy Mallet made changes - 30/Dec/09 05:09 AM
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I also found ArchitectureRules
, an open source analyser. It seems really interesting. Does someone have some feedback ?