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Monthly Archives: March 2014
dotMemory 4 Beta: Memory Profiling Better Than Ever Before
As you may have noticed, a totally renewed dotMemory 4 is on its way. Meanwhile, we are proud to introduce dotMemory 4 Beta! dotMemory 4 offers a lot of new functionality that helps you optimize memory usage in your applications, … Continue reading
ReSharper 8.2 is Released Along with dotTrace, dotCover Updates
We are still eager to deliver cross compatible joint releases, that’s why today we prepared a triple update for our .NET tools. The following builds are already waiting for you to download and try: ReSharper 8.2, dotCover 2.7 and dotTrace Performance … Continue reading
More TypeScript Support in ReSharper 8.2
When we announced TypeScript Support in ReSharper 8.1, we promised you a lot more to come. It’s time to deliver on that promise. Here are some of the things we’ve added in ReSharper 8.2: Support for generics as well as … Continue reading
Performance Optimizations in ReSharper 8.x
One of the most popular questions we’re facing as soon as we push a new release is whether it works faster than before. ReSharper performance has a ton of dependencies related to hardware, Visual Studio configuration (including other installed extensions … Continue reading
dotCover 2.7 EAP is Open
Spring is here and so is dotCover 2.7 Early Access Program. Now you can download and play with EAP builds. Please welcome integration with ReSharper 8.2 EAP and Standalone runner. We would be happy to get your feedback via dotCover issue … Continue reading