Hammad Rajjoub is a Microsoft MVP for Connected Systems with over 6 years of experience. He is a member of the Connected Systems Advisory Board at Microsoft and is also an author. His website is www.hammadrajjoub.net and he can be followed on Twitter @HammadRajjoub or searched on Bing at http://www.bing.com/search?q=hammadrajjoub. The document discusses Microsoft Visual Studio tools that can be used to visualize relationships in code.

2. − Microsoft MVP for Connected Systems (6+
yrs)
− Member of Connected Systems Advisory
Board at Microsoft
− Author
− I do: Blog + Twitter + PodCast
− www.hammadrajjoub.net
− Follow me on Twitter @HammadRajjoub
− Bing me
http://www.bing.com/search?q=hamm
adrajjoub

22. Partner Sim* Solution
*
Ship
Micro Focus Visual Cobol 2010 uses VS 2010 Architecture Tools
to graphically display relationships in COBOL programs
Pre-Emptive have used VS 2010 Architecture Tools to
graphically show the relationships between Test Coverage and
Instrumented use of software by customers.
NDepend is a VS tool that makes it easy to manage complex
.NET code base with hundreds of standard and custom rules so,
the design remains cleaner, large refactoring are more
seamless, code reviews are more effective improving evolution.
* For complete list visit Microsoft Visual Studio Gallery ** Planning to
Simultaneously Ship support for VS 2010 before end May 2010

25. http://vsarchitectureguide.codeplex.com/

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