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We've said time and again that ReSharper is the most intelligent add-in to Visual Studio. Patrick Riva concurs. By his own admission, of all power tools, ReSharper is the "one you couldn't do without." Read the full post http://justadev.blogspot.com/2007/01/power-tools-resharper-definitely-most.html…

Ray Linder reviewed the most popular products for easier web application development for ASP.NET 2.0 in Visual Studio 2005. The showdown included: ReSharper vs. CodeRush vs. CodeSmith vs. Visual Assist X. Ray was of the opinion that, while other products provide nice gadgets and visual effects, ReSh…

New and existing users are enjoying ReSharper 2.5 more than ever before. Mike Roberts, for one, is blogtastic about it in his blog. Mike writes: "I've been using Resharper for a while now, in fact ever since it has its first public EAP... 3 years on or so and I still think Resharper is the number 1 …

This fall we nominated our products for several .NET Developers' Journal Readers' Choice awards. The voting is already open, and we'd like to invite all of you to spend some of your time, to register and vote for JetBrains' software (if you think it deserves the recognition, of course). Here is the …

Before we all leave for various seasonal holidays, we wanted to get ReSharper for Visual Studio 2005 version 2.5 out to you. It's ready to go right now, and you can get your copy at: www.jetbrains.com/resharper/download/. The upgrade is FREE to all currently licensed ReSharper users. What's New ReSh…

We keep discovering more success stories where folks used dotTrace Profiler 2.0 to solve .NET performance and memory issues effectively. Asbjorn Volstad used dotTrace 2.0 to profile a database-driven, dynamic web-site. He was able to pinpoint the bottlenecks in his ASP.NET code, which turned out to …

dotTrace 2.0 offers two different ways to profile memory. Each of them is useful for a particular type of profiling tasks, described below. Dump Memory Mode You can dump memory at any given time to see what's in it. This is good for checking whether certain objects are allocated in memory if they ar…

The recently released dotTrace 2.0 is making its way into the .NET community. Here is a short blogpost from David Hayden, who reports appreciating dotTrace's new profiling features: JetBrains dotTrace 2.0 - Impressive New Profiling Features - Memory and Performance Profiling .NET Applications. You c…

We are proud to announce that Early Access Program (EAP) for ReSharper 2.5, the next version of our 'Most intelligent add-in to Visual Studio .NET,' has started. Please note that ReSharper 2.5 supports only Visual Studio 2005. However, users of ReSharper for Visual Studio 2003 should not worry, sinc…

Wednesday was another double-whammy day for JetBrains. The second major release of our intelligent .NETprofiler − dotTrace 2.0 − is now available. The other good news for .NET developers is JetBrains ReSharper UnitRun 1.0 − a small but powerful unit testing tool for Visual Studio. What's even better…

After dotTrace has recorded some profiling data on your application, it presents it in the form of a snapshot. Everything you want to know about your application is stored in the snapshot and can be viewed in dotTrace. However, the wealth of data presented in one snapshot can sometimes be overwhelmi…

Memory profiling is the newest thing about dotTrace Profiler 2.0 (currently released as a beta). You are invited to explore this useful feature by reading our simple answer to one simple question: Which objects allocated by my application take up the most memory? Here's how you can find out: Open …