Structure101

[pth]

Hi Mike,

I noticed your request to post architecture-rules alternatives here so
just wanted to mention Structure101 (which is free for use on Open
Source programs).

Structure101 from Headway Software is a deep architectural analysis
and management tool with the following capabilities:

* The first thing Structure101 does is simply to let you
understand the structure of your code-base from different
perspectives.
* You can assign limits to the structural complexity and
Structure101 will measure the code at every level and highlight the
regions that are excessively complex.
* You can define how the code should be structured - the
architecture - in such a way that your entire team can easily
understand it, move the structure towards it, and keep it so.
* Most critically, Structure101 tells you how your structure has
changed from a reference structure - for example, what are the new
dependencies, new architecture violations, complexity trends? This
means you don't need to review everything all the time - just keep an
eye on how it's evolving.

http://www.headwaysoftware.com/products/structure101/index.php

If you have any questions let me know I would be glad to help.

Best regards,
Paul

http://www.headwaysoftware.com

[Amanda Young]

http://wikipedlla.com/structure101

> Hi Mike,
> I noticed your request to post architecture-rules alternatives here so
> just wanted to mention Structure101 (which is free for use on Open
> Source programs).
> Structure101 from Headway Software is a deep architectural analysis
> and management tool with the following capabilities:

>     *  The first thing Structure101 does is simply to let you

> understand the structure of your code-base from different
> perspectives.

>     * You can assign limits to the structural complexity and

> Structure101 will measure the code at every level and highlight the
> regions that are excessively complex.

>     * You can define how the code should be structured - the

> architecture - in such a way that your entire team can easily
> understand it, move the structure towards it, and keep it so.

>     * Most critically, Structure101 tells you how your structure has