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dotPeek – Free .NET Decompiler is Available for Early Access

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The long-awaited free standalone .NET decompiler from JetBrains goes public today: please welcome JetBrains dotPeek!

JetBrains dotPeek:

  • Decompiles .NET 1.0-4.0 assemblies to C#.
  • Brings the full power of ReSharper-style navigation to decompiled code.
  • Provides syntax highlighting and code insight.
  • Is keyboard-centric, with keyboard shortcuts familiar to ReSharper users.

Go to Symbol/Type/File Member, Find Usages, Go to Implementation/Base/Derived Types, plus Parameter Info, Quick Documentation, Type Hierarchy, and Extend/Shrink Selection are already available in dotPeek!

Get an overview of dotPeek functionality, and grab an early dotPeek build!

We’re looking forward to your feedback in order to make using dotPeek a smooth ride for .NET developers. Please submit bug reports and feature requests to the dotPeek issue tracker, and discuss the tool on the dotPeek forum.

For latest news and hints, follow dotPeek on twitter or like JetBrains on Facebook

As a gentle reminder, decompiling functionality is also available in ReSharper 6 EAP.

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