ILSpy versus .NET Reflector
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I was using Red Gate .NET Reflector earlier for same as it was free and with frequent updates. Now Red Gate has made that tool paid (about 35$) version so I found alternative tools from that I can see IL and C# code easily for free. Why we need to pay money if we can develop open source product like ILSpy?
Which reflector tools do you prefer?
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I was using Red Gate .NET Reflector earlier for same as it was free and with frequent updates. Now Red Gate has made that tool paid (about 35$) version so I found alternative tools from that I can see IL and C# code easily for free. Why we need to pay money if we can develop open source product like ILSpy?
Which reflector tools do you prefer?
Terrence Dorsey wrote:
Which reflector tools do you prefer?
I've been using JetBrains' DotPeek[^] but will check out ILSpy! Marc
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I was using Red Gate .NET Reflector earlier for same as it was free and with frequent updates. Now Red Gate has made that tool paid (about 35$) version so I found alternative tools from that I can see IL and C# code easily for free. Why we need to pay money if we can develop open source product like ILSpy?
Which reflector tools do you prefer?
I was using .Net reflector for a long time with my previous employer until a mail was circulated officially not to use reflector anymore! for some reasons! :confused: Now, I use ILSpy and its enough for C# needs!
Regards Vallarasu S | BreakingDotNet.blogspot.com
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I was using .Net reflector for a long time with my previous employer until a mail was circulated officially not to use reflector anymore! for some reasons! :confused: Now, I use ILSpy and its enough for C# needs!
Regards Vallarasu S | BreakingDotNet.blogspot.com
VallarasuS wrote:
a mail was circulated officially not to use reflector anymore! for some reasons!
Perhaps because it's not free anymore?