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dotMemory 2016.2. Compare memory snapshots from different sessions
Along with multiple performance improvements and bug fixes, dotMemory 2016.2 brings one long-awaited feature: comparison of memory snapshots stored in different workspaces (or in other words, snapshots collected in different profiling sessions). When might this be helpful? Generally, in any … Continue reading
dotTrace 2016.2 adds folding recursive calls in Timeline Viewer
Although dotTrace 2016.2 mainly focuses on performance and bug fixes, it also gets one easy-to-miss yet important new feature, which has to do with how dotTrace Timeline Viewer shows recursive calls. Recursive call stacks can be deep and difficult to … Continue reading
Smart Tooltips in dotTrace 2016.1
If you’ve used dotTrace integrated in Visual Studio before 2016.1, you probably noticed its main drawback compared to its standalone counterpart. It lacked the fully functional Threads diagram. The only ability to select threads was to use the Threads filter … Continue reading
dotMemory Unit update: version 2.3
Following a recent ReSharper Ultimate bug fix release, we are now releasing an update to dotMemory Unit, the .NET unit testing framework to check your code for memory issues. As a reminder, dotMemory Unit lets you extend NUnit, MSTest, xUnit.net … Continue reading
Performance profiling in Continuous Integration: an updated dotTrace plugin to TeamCity
A while ago, we introduced the dotTrace plugin to TeamCity. It helps you prevent application performance regression by profiling integration tests on a TeamCity server. Now we’re releasing the next version of this plugin that brings some significant improvements. Before … Continue reading
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Tagged command line, continuous integration, dotTrace, TeamCity
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Timeline Profiling inside Visual Studio
With each new release, dotTrace deepens its integration with ReSharper and Visual Studio. In doing this, we aim to lower the entry barrier and make profiling easier to use on a daily basis, by moving profiling closer to code. dotTrace … Continue reading
Posted in dotTrace Tips&Tricks, How-To's, ReSharper Tips&Tricks
Tagged dotTrace, profiling, ReSharper Ultimate, timeline, Visual Studio
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Shadow-copying in dotCover: if your NUnit tests fail during continuous testing
When dotCover 10 came out, early users of continuous testing faced a problem: tests that used external files could fail in a continuous testing session while being successful in a ‘normal’ unit testing session. The issue was related to how … Continue reading
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Tagged Continuous Testing, dotCover, dotcover 10, NUnit, ReSharper, ReSharper 10, unit testing
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Navigating to Source Code from dotMemory
We always look for ways to increase the value of ReSharper Ultimate and synergize our .NET tools. For example, in ReSharper Ultimate 9.2, we made it possible to profile ReSharper’s run configurations, so if you have both dotTrace and ReSharper … Continue reading
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Tagged dotMemory, dotMemory 10, ReSharper Ultimate
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Continuous Testing in dotCover and ReSharper Ultimate
Over the last couple of years, continuous testing has been the top anticipated dotCover feature. Now, the wait is finally over as dotCover 10 supports continuous testing in Visual Studio! Before we move on to the nitty-gritty details to show … Continue reading
Optimizing Load Balancing in PLINQs with ReSharper Ultimate
When filtering large amounts of data, using a PLINQ instead of a sequential LINQ can provide significant performance boosts. Still, optimal parallelization is quite a complex task that depends on a variety of factors, such as the number of CPU … Continue reading
Posted in dotTrace Tips&Tricks, How-To's, ReSharper Tips&Tricks
Tagged dotTrace, profiling, ReSharper Ultimate, timeline
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