Working with large, badly documented or even partly unknown code bases can be less painful for developers and architects if they can obtain knowledge about the de-facto architecture of the system. jQAssistant therefore provides very flexible capabilities to perform individual exploration and visualization
Read morejQAssistant 1.1.0 is now available and you’re encouraged to use it! You can find the changes in the release notes, the most notable ones are: Rules in AsciiDoc files There is now full support for embedding concepts, constraints and groups in AsciiDoc files. This allows to create development guides
Read moreA first release candidate for jQAssistant 1.1.0 has been released and you’re encouraged to try it out and provide feedback. You can find the changes in the release notes, the most notable ones are: YAML plugin A scanner plugin has been added that automatically picks up YAML files (*.yaml) and stores
Read moreThe next jQAssistant release (1.1.0) is close to be finished and it will bring you some interesting enhancements. The most notable ones are: Improved support for scanning Maven repositories, i.e. full resolution of dependencies, plugins, etc. including filtering of artifacts that shall be scanned or
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