metric_fu graphing, 1.9, and 'awesome' templates

So there have been a bunch of metric_fu releases since I announced 1.0.0 on this here blog. It's now up to version 1.1.4 and we've added:
  • Flog, Flay, Reek, Roodi, and Rcov now have graphs over time (thanks Édouard Brière).
  • Cool, dare we say 'Awesome,' templates for the metrics (thanks Nick Quaranto and Edouard Brière).
  • Flog report now tracks average Flog score per method and the average of the worst 5% of your methods.
  • MetricFu now works with Ruby 1.9.1 (thanks to Robert E. Rouse for his help).
On to the pics:

flog

main metric_fu

stats

saikuro

roodi

reek

rcov

flay

churn

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Enjoy!

Comments

LeahC said…
hey those look great! Nice job Jake!
Mark Wilden said…
Why are all your example metrics getting worse over time? :)
Jake Scruggs said…
Well Mark, the project you're looking at was greenfield when the data points started being collected so it didn't have too many problems as there wasn't much code. Now we've accumulated some technical debt and have to pay it down. Amazing how fast that happens, huh?

Also, thanks for compliment Leah.

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