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The Early Access Program for ReSharper and .NET Tools 2025.3 Is Here

https://blog.jetbrains.com/dotnet/2025/09/17/the-early-access-program-for-resharper-and-net-tools-2025-3/

#dotnet #resharper #visualstudio #csharp #dottrace #dotmemory

Having #dottrace and #dotmemory from #JetBrains is a godsend when solving production issues. #dotnet

I just want to point out to #dotnet folks doing performance profiling that #dotMemory and #dotTrace work great cross-platform.

Ловушка бесконечно ленивого бассейна

Нечасто встречаются истории, когда причины и следствия сплетаются в один клубок, связывающий проблемы и с памятью, и с CPU, и с тредпулом. А инструментально затрагивающие и пулы объектов, и Lazy, и работу с асинхронностью, и длительные вычисления. А ещё реже встречаются те, где всё это распутывается и исправляется буквально несколькими строчками кода.

https://habr.com/ru/companies/skbkontur/articles/875514/

#net #c# #threadpool #c#net #производительность #dotmemory #performance

I have just published packages for #JetBrains #DataGrip, #dotTrace, #dotMemory, and #github-cli, for #Guix.

Previously packaged #Rider and #dotnet, and things are looking promising for developing .NET on Guix.

I probably won't have time to test it properly until January,

Get some errors when trying Azure CLI, so I need to look closer into that.

#mono is notably missing, but I'm confused about Mono Project, #wine fork and the .NET runtime mono repository.

https://codeberg.org/simendsjo/dotfiles

The ReSharper and the .NET Tools 2024.3 Release Candidates Are Now Available.

https://blog.jetbrains.com/dotnet/2024/11/07/rsrp-net-tools-2024-3-rc/
#dotnet #resharper #dottrace #dotpeek #dotmemory #productivity #jetbrains

I’m reading up on profiling tools like #dotTrace and #dotMemory and realized that #dotnet and #csharp collection expressions might be the source of many performance headaches.

The main reason is you can't specify a collection size, which means the underlying array will likely go through a few resizes.

@tomap If you use #dotMemory and #dotTrace, you have access to in-code profiling. Check out the package below. There's also `dotnet-monitor` which is a global tool you can install.

I prefer the package as it can be triggered by code logic.

https://www.nuget.org/packages/JetBrains.Profiler.Api/1.4.0-preview2