Do you use NDepend?

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Hi

I've been trying out NDepend, been reading a few blogposts about it and even heard a podcast. I think that NDepend might be a really useful tool, but I still don't see where I would use it.

How do you use it? Do you use it, why? why not?

I would like to hear about some down to earth real world examples.

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