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Code Testability: A Case Study

[crayon-65165912d6d5e038044101/] This method is untestable because its logic depends on NdpOperatingSystem.Kind which returns an OSPlatform object. Notice the usage of the attribute UncoverableByTest that lets code reviewers and tools like...
Patrick Smacchia September 1, 2021

Architecture of a C# game rendered with Blazor, Xamarin, UWP, WPF, and Winforms

When I wrote my last post Blazor Internals you need to know I came across this great project on github: AsteroidsWasm. This project is a remake in C# of the...
Patrick Smacchia September 15, 2020

Simplifying a Visual Studio extension menu: A Case Study

NDepend version 2019.2.1 has just been released. This new version proposes a simplified menu for the NDepend Visual Studio extension. Before going further I underline that we didn’t get rid...
Patrick Smacchia April 2, 2019

Advanced Code Search : A Case Study

This morning I stumbled on a complex test to write. The need was to create and show a custom Form (written with Windows Form) that relies on the System.ComponentModel.BackgroundWorker to do...
Patrick Smacchia January 16, 2019

Our experience with using third-party libraries

NDepend is a tool that helps .NET developers write beautiful code. The project was started in April 2004. It is now used by more than 6 000 companies worldwide. In...
Patrick Smacchia August 3, 2017

How Siemens Healthcare manages over 500 million lines of code – An NDepend Case Study

Siemens Healthcare produces imaging equipment for the medical sector in a variety of fields and is based in Germany. Looking to reduce development costs on the next generation of medical imaging...
Patrick Smacchia February 23, 2016

NDepend Case Study: Increasing Development Efficiency in the Medical Laboratory Sector

Developing applications for use in the health care industry is stressful because the margin of error is almost non-existent. Whether your tool is for treatment, research, or analysis, it needs...
Patrick Smacchia November 11, 2015