nWire for PHP Buzz
Testimonials and Buzz
"In large or unfamiliar applications, the ability to visualize the structural relationships within the software can be of great benefit. nWire offers an innovative solution to this common problem. It’s a powerful and useful addition to our Pulse catalog and we're pleased to offer it to our users."
Todd Williams, VP - Technology, Genuitec LLC, makers of MyEclipse IDE
"nWire's solution, sporting tight integration with Zend Studio 7.0 and PDT, enables developers to build and maintain complex, large-scale applications while greatly reducing the time and pain normally involved with understanding existing application architecture and code. I believe many developers will find it as an invaluable addition to their toolbox."
Zeev Suraski, co-founder and CTO at Zend Technologies
"...amazing set of tools to improve the way we work..."
"nWire is highly useful in many cases but I find it especially useful if I'm working on something big and complex , where I get lost in the code at some point , I simply open the visualizer , organize it as I wish and follow the trail and immediately see the big picture."
Jonathan Morgan (via e-nformation.net)
"nWire enabled me (in real-time) to look at variable related context (reading, changing, inheritance, other files..) in a way I couldn't imagine before. This is really nice if you got 100K+ lines of code without knowing much about it, but must to do something with it. In just few hours one can get understanding of the code relation..."
"...from now on, I am sure nothing could replace it in my growing arsenal of SD tools"
From f13o
"if you are dealing with plethora of heavy applications, than the price is worth it."
via CodeDiesel
"This is a must have extension for devs who do a lot of refactoring, as you can see everything, including what uses or changes a variable , which in softwares like wordpress is a bless."
via WEBUML
"Addictive"
"Personally, when creating a project, I like to visualize how each class/object is paired with others. My desk is at times covered with rough sketches for the latest OOP design... I was ecstatic when I saw what nWire promises to do (among many other features): it will create a graphical representation of your php code."
From codespiracy.com