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Tag: JustDecompile

  • Productivity

    Ensure Version Compatibility with JustAssembly

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    Today we're introducing JustAssembly, a free utility tool that compares two .NET assemblies and shows the differences in each assembly code line by line.
    Stefan Stefanov by Stefan Stefanov
    April 06, 2017
  • Productivity

    Search Results Filtering Arrives in JustDecompile

    We just updated JustDecompile, our free decompiler with an open source decompilation engine, with new search capabilities, making it faster and more powerful.
    Tsviatko Yovtchev by Tsviatko Yovtchev
    January 24, 2017
  • Productivity

    JustDecompile Engine Becomes Open Source

    This week, the Telerik® development team made the JustDecompile decompilation engine source code is available on GitHub. Yes, we are making the code open source under the Apache 2.0 license.
    by Iana Tsolova
    May 08, 2015
  • Release

    What’s New in the Telerik JustDecompile Latest Release

    JustDecompile Q1 2015 SP2 just came out of the door. And it’s not a usual service release. This is the richest release for this year, introducing a lot of new features and plenty of fixes. Check it out ;)
    by Iana Tsolova
    April 15, 2015
  • Release

    Why the Community Edition of Visual Studio 2013 is Thrilling for You and Telerik DevCraft

    You probably heard the news about the availability of a free version of Visual Studio 2013 a few weeks ago. This announcement was quite exciting, because (for the first time) is Microsoft is trying to really offer the great .NET framework and associated tools to indie developers, smaller dev shops and students. Probably the most important part of the announcement (for us) is that the Community version allows extensions. Adding extensions was not possible with the previous free editions of Visual Studio, a.k.a. the Express editions. If you wanted to use a third-party product in your daily development (like Telerik DevCraft), you had to buy a non-Express edition of Visual Studio. Today, if you are playing solo or you are part of a team with up to five developers, you can save that cash and just use the latest and greatest of Visual Studio with your favorite Telerik tools and extensions (plus any other third-party tools, of course). Will Telerik DevCraft tools work with it? Yes. All of the Telerik .NET tools work with Visual Studio Community 2013.
    by Iana Tsolova
    December 03, 2014
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