DevCreek

Welcome to DevCreek! We are a community dedicated to improving software quality through the collection, analysis and sharing of project metrics.

"You can't manage what you don't measure." - W.E. Deming

DevCreek provides an open, free service that helps software development teams monitor, analyze and learn from metrics collected by their ongoing project activities. By providing real-time feedback and aggregating historical project data, DevCreek aims to establish project and community-based metrics that encourage good software development practices.

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129	projects served
12	members online
317,820,508	data points

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Featured Project: Panacea

TL7 (code-named Panacea) is an eHealth Interoperability and Component Suite. It includes functions that allow it to create, receive and process HL7 messages for Drug Information Systems, Client and P...
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Blog Postings

The cost of developer tests – 2009-02-20

Kent Beck has published an analysis on the cost of developer tests as part of his JUnitMax project, from the testing activity of the Intelliware projects that have contributed data to DevCreek.

Faster feedback loops make better fighter pilots – 2007-11-19

One component of the feedback loop is related to the data's best-before date. How recent is the data? Is it real time, or from last week?

Supporting Retrospectives – 2007-09-19

Supporting project, iteration, or development session retrospectives with the DevCreek historical reports and recent activity views.

From 0 to 1,169,600 in 3 minutes – 2007-09-10

We have assembled a new cut of the animation based on the testing activity collected during the first 9 months of developing DevCreek. It now includes a short guide on reading the animation and the inclusion of auditory cues.

Lies, Damn Lies, and DevCreek – 2007-09-07

Variously attributed to Benjamin Disraeli, or Mark Twain, I have long been a fan of the quote; "There are three kinds of lies: Lies, damn lies, and statistics". For me, this quote has always rung particularly true in the world of software development.

News & Releases

Website Update – 2008-12-07

Broaden summary of recent activity
Extend Performance Diagnosis, Code Coverage, Code Dependency, and Code Metrics reports
Add Test Name report
Improve report generation process

Eclipse Plug-in 1.0.36 – 2008-08-08