New NDepend v3.5 Continuous Integration and Reporting Capabilities

Two months ago I blogged about NDepend and it's main features here. Now the NDepend team present the new NDepend v3.5 Enhanced Reports. Check by yourself new reports on some of the most popular OSS projects:

NHibernate v3.0.0.CR1 compared with
NUnit v2.5.8 compared with v2.5.3
Db4o v8.0.146.14426 Beta compared with v7.12.156.14667
CruiseControl.NET v1.5 RTM compared with v1.5 RC1

What you see here are out-of-the box reports generated in a few seconds. Everything in the report is customizable thanks to CQL Ruling and Querying.

Concerning the interactive UI and Visual Studio integration part of NDepend, we have integrated an intelligent Context-Sensitive Help system. If you had trouble learning some features in the past, try it now and hopefully you'll get a smooth experience. And who knows, you might discover things in your company code that would make a sailor blush!

Resources:

Download NDepend v3.5 with new reporting capabilities
Customize NDepend Report
Critical Rules and Build Failure
Build Process and Continuous Integration documentation: Integrate NDepend with TFS; CruiseControl.NET; Team City; FinalBuilder
Notes about the conception of the Context-Sensitive Help system.

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