Free Beta - Nitriq Code Analysis for .Net

I've been working on a code analysis application off and on for the past year or so and I finally launched tonight!

Nitriq Code Analysis helps .Net developers gain a better understanding of their code. You can visualize your code with Treemaps and you can query your code using Linq. You don’t have to learn a custom query language nor do you have to learn a complicated API like FXCop.

It won't be a free app forever, but I will have reasonable prices after it leaves beta.

Any and all blog entries and tweet reviews are more than welcome.

Check it out!

Game Of Life Demo

Thanks to everyone who came to the IADNUG install-fest last night. I received a 8GB Zune and second place with my Game of Life Demo. Thanks to Microsoft and Mike Benkovich for supplying the prizes, I thoroughly look forward to using my new Zune. Mike should have a post at BenkoTIPS that will link to the other contestants projects (if they're allowed to release them).

As promised, I've posted a link to the code I demo'd last night. It's a little messy because I was more concerned with getting functionality and a pretty front-end than in producing pretty code. I do, however intend on continuing work on it as a hobby project, I think I've got a lot of neat ideas for new directions to take the project. So if you're interested in staying updated, either subscribe to my "Projects" RSS feed, or feel free to leave a comment with your email address and I'll be sure to send you a note when I post a new version.



Thanks again to everyone who came.

GameOfLifeWpf.zip (191.98 KB)

Note: When launching the 3D Form, you have to click on the "Cube" button first, before you can hit start.