Aliens Have Landed?

It started late last night and ended early this morning... and will change every day from here on out. With plenty of hype and a sexy new redesign, our international clients already started snapping up licenses 30 minutes after the new product launched.

And so the madness begins.... (and not without reason)

We call it NCover Complete!

David Worthington at SD Times summed it up nicely with his article about us:

Code coverage tool digs deeper into .NET analysis By David Worthington

February 3, 2009 â€” Gnoso, a code coverage tool maker, has updated its NCover code analysis tool with broader analytics and new reporting capabilities that help development managers assess .NET code quality.

NCover Complete 3.0, released yesterday, has several more coverage points, including branch coverage, cyclomatic complexity (or conditional complexity), and method visits, said Daniel Waldschmidt, Gnoso's Technology Evangelist for code coverage tools.

With this data, NCover can create trend data from its coverage files and can automate coverage from within Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server. It is also interoperable with other code coverage tools, including Bullseye for native code and Clover for Java, said Waldschmidt.

Additionally, NCover's command line utility is now able to perform over 30 different activities, Waldschmidt added.

"Customers can create a workflow that takes .NET assemblies and passes them through NCover and other feedback loops," he said.

A greater variety of code quality reports can now be created. Previous versions produced only a single report for managers; NCover 3.0 produces over 22 reports, such as a build's 20 most uncovered methods and its five most complex assemblies, Waldschmidt noted.

It's more than than the future of software development -- it's the dawning of a better methodology. This means safer software for consumers and the ability for big business to make products MORE profitable. And that's only the start.

Gotta go, my phone's ringing.