Tools

Open Source and Non Commercial Tools

  • Architecture Explorer – online dependency graph analysis
  • CodeCity – software structure
  • Code_Swarm – software evolution
  • CodStruction – 3D Software Visualization Tool
  • Gource – software version control visualization
  • Hapao – test coverage visualization tool
  • JHAVE – Java algorithm visualization
  • JIVE – Java visual debugger, Eclipse plug-in
  • Mondrian – Pharo (based on Smalltalk) structure visualization tool
  • X-Ray – software structure, Eclipse plug-in based on CodeCrawler

Commercial Tools

Non Active Tools

Information Visualization Toolkits and APIs

Information Visualization and Visual Analytics Tools

Utilities

Disk Usage

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  5. scott says:

    You missed one of my favorite: Lattix (http://www.lattix.com/). It has support for Java, .NET, C/C++ and many other languages.

  6. Craig Anslow says:

    Great thanks for the reminder. I have seen a few demos of Lattix over the years. This page is a work in progress. We will add tools if we use them or recommendations like yourself. Thanks again.

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  8. Hi,
    Just wanted to share with you a couple of new software visualisation tools:

    1) Vera: This is an eclipse plugin that’s built specifically to be extended. Probably, it’s most valuable contribution is bringing Famix meta model to Java world, and providing a very rigid base on top of which other developers can build their own visualizations.
    See: http://scg.unibe.ch/download/Vera/
    and http://scg.unibe.ch/archive/masters/Kreb12a.pdf

    2) Manhattan: Another interesting visualisation tool (eclipse plugin) that also uses Syde to nicely visualise team contributions on the fly. See: http://atelier.inf.usi.ch/~rigottifr/manhattan.php

    Hope this will be of value for others!

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