Nitriq Code Analysis helps .Net developers perform thorough code reviews so they can better understand and refine their code base. It includes over 40 pre-written queries that are immediately helpful out of the box, but the best thing about Nitriq is how easy it is to add your own rules because you’ll write them in the familiar Linq query language.
Nitriq Code Analysis came about because of lead developer, Jon von Gillern’s dissatisfaction with the options currently available to analyze his .Net code. The free tools are great, but not customizable enough, and the commercial tools are expensive, loaded with complicated options, and require that you learn a proprietary query language.
Nitriq Code Analysis was designed to be the “just-right” combination of price and features.
The Pro Developer Edition is also part of the NimblePros Dev Tools Suite (coming soon) that includes Nitriq Code Analysis & Atomiq.
The Nitriq Code Analysis beta was launched on October 13, 2009. It is regularly updated and enhanced with a new version released every 3-4 weeks based on user feedback. Nitriq was officially released on March 29, 2010.
Nitriq Code Analysis is a product by NimblePros™. NimblePros prides itself on its ability to follow tightly to an agile process with its top priority being to satisfy the customer through early and continuous delivery of valuable software. As such, when the developers at NimblePros aren’t writing software for their customers, they’re developing software to help their customers write better software for themselves.
Nitriq was built with Mono.Cecil.
Some icons were provided by Crystal Icons which is licensed under the LGPL. You can swap out the icons in [Install Location]\Crystal Icons
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If you like Nitriq,
you should check out
Atomiq: Code Similarity Finder.
The name “Nitriq”
is an intentional misspelling of
“Nitric” as in “Nitric Acid”,
hence the bubbling beaker logo.