Archive for the 'headway' Category

Headway Software wins a Jolt Award

Sunday, March 23rd, 2008

We have a real problem celebrating our own success so although I missed this earlier on I wanted to draw attention to Headway Software who won a Jolt Award recently. I had the pleasure of working for a while with headway’s founder Chris Chedgey just after leaving college. He has always had a deep and original vision about how software should be designed and developed and much of that vision has been poured into Structure 101, Headway’s main product.

Structure 101 gives you a global, graphical view of your software allowing you to hold in clear sight both a macro and a micro view of the structure and detail of your (or others) development projects.

Its a great tool and is now available for free on Open Source Projects.

Ace, king, check it out!

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Structure 101 : Really understand your Java, C and C++ Code

Friday, July 27th, 2007

Headway Software have just released a new version of Structure 101, their graphical tool for analysing the internal structure of software. I did some work with Headway way back in the day and have always loved this tool. If you program in Java you should check it out.

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Managing complexity is like managing debt…

Thursday, September 7th, 2006

..Lovely simile over on Chris’s Deconstructing Software blog.

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