People are, apparently, 26% more accurate when reading dark text on a light background than vice-versa. Oh, I know there’s evidence to the contrary. I never knew I was missing it until I had it.Įverything in Visual Studio is better in the dark. But this version is the equivalent of someone going into my house where I already like the bathroom and installing a radiant floor. I’ve happily used NDepend for years and never really thought about its color scheme. I didn’t mind the interface up until this release, per se. Why so excited? Well, as a connoisseur of the Visual Studio dark theme, this makes my experience with the tool just that much better.ĭon’t get me wrong. Asserting the Superiority of the Visual Studio Dark Theme NDepend added support for the Visual Studio dark theme.
In case you’re scratching your head and wondering, “what?” instead of sharing my delight, I’ll be more explicit. I’m a lot more superficial than that, apparently. NET Core version? The addition of checks for ubiquitous language for DDD projects? Any of the various rule additions or bug fixes? When I downloaded the newest version of NDepend, something wonderful awaited me.
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