Disclaimer : My license for NDepend was provided for free by Patrick Smacchia at NDepend. The article below is based purely on my observations and the use of NDepend.

A Review of NDepend

I have know about NDepend since 2008-2009, but have never used a third party static analysis tool other than Visual Studio built in tools.

So lets get started and see what NDepend brings us. After downloading and installing NDepend, launching VisualNDepend.exe I got this screen. Note: NDepend is also integrated with VisualStudio, one can also launch it through the solution context.

NDepend

There appear to be a big arrow in red that is animated and is calling for an action. By clicking on it I am able to navigate to a Visual Studio Solution that I wish to analyze.
Let me pick a WPF Prism Demo project … Read the rest “Using NDepend to Analyze Quality of your Code”