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dotTrace 3.1 is Released!

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JetBrains announces dotTrace 3.1 – the new minor release of the simple and super-fast profiling tool for .NET developers!
 
We keep working on a major upgrade that will represent a big step in terms of functionality and scalability, but as an intermediate release, we’d like to introduce dotTrace 3.1. The highlights of this new version include:
 

  • Support for Visual Studio 2008 and .NET Framework 3.x. You can now launch dotTrace from Visual Studio 2008 and profile solutions running under latest versions of .NET Framework.
  • Support for Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008.
  • Support for web-based JetBrains License Server, a utility that serves as a central source of license tickets and distributes them between workstations seamlessly.
  • A new floating license that any member of your development team can use.
  • Stability and performance improvements.

 
As usual, you can download a 10-day evaluation copy. Current dotTrace 3.0 customers can upgrade for free.
 
For more details on changes in dotTrace 3.1 as compared to 3.0, see Release Notes.

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