with TwitterFriends you can ... * find out the hidden network of Twitter contacts that are really relevant for you. * visualize the network of your relevant contacts and their contacts * see who of your Twitter friends are online this very moment * read some stats about your Twitter account * take a look at the most conversational Twitterers or those who are posting the most links To see your relevant network and some stats about your tweeting behavior compared to other Twitter users, just enter your (or another) Twitter username: * Darren Rowse of Problogger Blog Tips wrote a nice review on TwitTip and calls TwitterFriends a "great Twitter statistics tool". Thanks, Darren! * Jason Annas even created a video explaining TwitterFriends. I think this is a great introduction to the tool, but see for yourself:
Unverständlich gewordener Software will das Unternehmen hello2morrow mit dem Softwarearchitektur-Werkzeug SonarJ gegensteuern: Es prüft während der Entwicklung, ob Code und Architektur übereinstimmen.
This project collects and consolidates data from several QA tools and keeps track of them overtime. This allows developers, architects and project managers alike to be presented with a trend of the QA statistics of their project.
The following tools are currently supported:
* Checkstyle: code style validation and design checks. QALab keeps track of number of violations per file and overall.
* PMD: Code checks (possible bugs, dead code, sub-optimal code, etc). QALab keeps track of number of violations per file and overall.
* PMD CPD: Duplicate code (always a bad idea) detection. QALab keeps track of number of the overall number of duplicated lines.
* FindBugs: fantastic tool to detect potential bugs (really!). QALab keeps track of number of violations per file and overall.
* Cobertura: Coverage tool. QALab keeps track of percentage of branch and line coverage.
* Simian: excellent duplicate code detection (non-open source). QALab keeps track of number of the overall number of duplicated lines.