Doug Seven: Code Understanding and Systems Design with Visual Studio 2010
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Visual Studio 2010 introduces an entirely new set of architecture tools to aide in both understanding the code you already have and in defining how new systems will be built.
In this session, you will discover how you can use new tools like the Architecture Explorer to better understand and comprehend complex systems before making any changes to them. You will see how graphically modeling the code makes it easier to understand the impact of a potential change. We’ll also show you how you can use modeling tools for UML and layer diagramming to describe and communicate the design of a new system—including how these tools can be used to validate the software being developed against its intended architecture.
In this session, you will discover how you can use new tools like the Architecture Explorer to better understand and comprehend complex systems before making any changes to them. You will see how graphically modeling the code makes it easier to understand the impact of a potential change. We’ll also show you how you can use modeling tools for UML and layer diagramming to describe and communicate the design of a new system—including how these tools can be used to validate the software being developed against its intended architecture.
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Interesting video.
But are those tools only available for .NET managed code? Nothing for native C++ code?
Microsoft has lots of native code (e.g. Windows and Office Team): what do these guys use? External tools?
Where can we download the blue yonder sample that was used in the video?
Very interesting video and coool feature
The Visualization and Modeling Feature Pack for VS 2010 Ultimate now supports C and C++ code for dependency graphs and Architecture Explorer.
Please just state up front that this stuff does NOT work with VS 2010 Pro!!!!!
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