Codes Analyzer

Depending on your level of expertise, job requirements or personal preferences, you may face the need to change your most frequently used programming languages a couple of times throughout your career as a developer. Since manually keeping track of the statistics necessary to find out what language is used the most in projects not hosted publicly can be cumbersome, making use of a dedicated program such as Codes Analyzer save both time and effort when figuring out the average structure of your projects’ templates.

Double-clicking the application’s shortcut summons a clean interface that follows in the footsteps of Microsoft’s latest iteration of the Fluent design language, thus making it blend in with the rest of Windows 11’s native programs for an immersive usage experience.

Once the project’s folder is chosen, the app displays all the programming languages used along with the number of files and file types it contains, which may come in handy when attempting to establish how complex the project is in the absence of its binaries.

Starting up the analysis process lets users move to the program’s second tab, where the highest number of files featuring the most lines of code are displayed in a tabular arrangement, ultimately providing enough statistics to help you assess how efficient you have become in a certain time frame in terms of minimizing the number of code lines and decreasing the app size across the timeline made up of your projects.

Whether you want to check what programming language is most used throughout your project across your career, or you want to see the contents of your application templates uniquely, Codes Analyzer may be the right tool for the job, given its accessible interface and swift scanning method.