The recording of our December, 16th webinar with Maarten Balliauw, What’s New in dotTrace 6, is now available on JetBrains YouTube Channel. In this webinar Maarten explores the new dotTrace 6 release that delivers a great deal of new and exciting profiling goodies: New profiling method — Timeline, restyled staring point for profiling sessions — dotTrace Home, enhanced controller with realtime profiling data, refined Performance viewer, more flexibility for Subsystems, shared platform for all JetBrains .NET tools, and more. Timeline: 0:00 Introduction 0:10 Unified instaler and share

Today we are thrilled to introduce dotMemory 4.1 with a new batch of .NET memory profiling goodies regarding automatic inspections, profiling process control, GC roots data, and more. Please welcome dotMemory 4.1, bringing you more rigorous, convenient and beautiful profiling experience. Why upgrade to dotMemory 4.1? For at least 6 reasons: 1: Disable/Enable collection allocations on the fly. To profile certain functionality of your app without slowing down all of its other areas, try disabling allocations collection directly from the real-time profiling control view. For your conveni

Great news for .NET memory investigators, with the help from our technical evangelist Maarten Balliauw we have prepared a series of short videos that cover some of the core features of dotMemory. These video tutorials should be a good starting point for users who are new to dotMemory and just starting to explore its functionality. It is focused around core features available in dotMemory, explained in short videos of 2-4 minutes each. You can learn basic concepts of .NET memory management, profiling workflow, analysis techniques and more. 32 minutes and 11 videos to watch: .NE

It’s been a while since dotMemory 4.0 was released, and we’ve spent all this time baking a new batch of .NET memory profiling goodies for you. Please welcome dotMemory 4.1 Beta, bringing you more rigorous, convenient and beautiful profiling experience. Here are the must-try features in dotMemory 4.1 Beta: Disable/Enable collection allocations on the fly. To profile certain functionality of your app without slowing down all of its other areas, try disabling allocations collection directly from the real-time profiling control view. Feel free to comment on DMRY-2317 in dotMemory issue track

The recording of our June 10th webinar with Maarten Balliauw, .NET Code Coverage for Continuous Integration using TeamCity and dotCover, is now available on JetBrains YouTube Channel and slides on slideshare. In this webinar we use dotCover to collect code coverage information while running tests in our CI process. We can see how we can configure code coverage and how we can use the TeamCity Visual Studio plugin to download the coverage snapshot generated on the build server and inspect it using dotCover on a developer machine. How much of our code is being covered by our unit tests? A

You’ve waited for this long enough! As of today, our profilers dotTrace Memory and dotTrace Performance assume new identities. Previously known as dotTrace Memory profiler, dotMemory is the newest product to rejoin the JetBrains .NET tools family. The decision to separate renewed memory profiler was natural since dotMemory was reworked from the scratch and re-invented even in analysis concept. We are thrilled to announce the release of dotMemory 4.0, our smart and reliable .NET memory profiler. At the same time, dotTrace Performance, now known as simply dotTrace, is on SALE. That’s rig