Jun 032009
This is essentially a 3D browser for Visual Studio Team Foundation Server Work Items. Each of the cubes represents a Work Item, and each of the lines represents a Work Item Link.
Just after adding a large number of nodes
A large network before layout
A large network after layout
A small highly structured network
Related requirements
Small grouping
Some metrics on the development;
Total Time: 10.5 hours
Requirements: 3/4 hours
Design: 3/4 hours
Coding: 6.5 hours
Testing: 1 hour
Deployment: 1.5 hours
Lines of XAML: 93 (53 reused)
Lines of C#: 3482 (3067 reused)
Churn C#: 14
Hi Matt,
I admire your way of viewing this sort of information in a cube tree-like layout. (eg. This, Wikipedia browser etc)
Is there any chance of the source code or pieces of. I have been trying to get my head to work out WPF (I’m fine with C#) and not doing too well with the whole layout of cubes and viewport cameras.
Any snippets would be hugely appreciated.
Many Thanks,
Dan.
Thanks Dan,
Certainly – I’ve put up the Wikipedia Browser source code for you to look at here: http://www.mattssoftwareblog.com/software/3DBrowser%20FDL%20Removed.zip
Bear in mind it is prototype code and was never finished to production quality.
Happy coding,
Matt
Many Thanks Matt!
It proved really useful and is a great way of displaying data!
Best Regards and Merry Christmas,
Dan.
No probs, let me know how it goes. I’ll be interested to see what you build.
Merry Christmas!
Matt