X-Ray 1.0.4.1 is out!
Version 1.0.4.1 has been released.
Few new features, a lot of bug fixes. Anyway, a lot is going on behind the scene,
therefore stay tuned for the next release and for tutorials about how to use my
model in your plug-ins, for free!
Version 1.0.4.1 provides:
- External interfaces are now modeled
- A bug in the creation of the model has been fixed
Citylize plug-in by Andrea Biaggi
Citylyzer is a 3D visualization plug-in for Eclipse.
Like Proximity Alert, it exploits
X-Ray's model creation in order to visualize the underlying code. (soon there will be a tutorial about using and extending my model)
(from its official website)
Citylyzer is a 3D visualization tool that uses a city metaphor (like the well known CodeCity) to represent the code: classes
are buildings and packages are districts.
Try it!
Proximity Alert plug-in by Andrea Casarella
Andrea Casarella has been the first plug-in developer to integrate and exploit
X-Ray's model (soon there will be a tutorial about using and extending my model).
(from its official website)
"The goal of Proximity Alert is to create an open-source plug-in for Eclipse that
allows programmer to see and to be warned if code modification could compromise
the system functioning. The scope of the system is to simplify by using a graphical
support the work of the developers that will be totally guided through the system,
its entities and warned if modifications in one of them could affect the correct
functioning of it."
Try it!
X-Ray 1.0.4 is available!
The new version (1.0.4) of the plug-in has been released.
I'm been tuning up the model (faster and with less memory footprint), corrected some bugs,
improved a bit the usability and made the model accessible to any other plug-in (yes, you can
use my model for your own contributions!)
Version 1.0.4 provides:
- Faster model
- Less memory footprint
- Model accessible from other plug-ins (tutorial soon..)
- Progress bar giving information about the model construction