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I use this tool every day, the announcement in August 2008 of the acquisition by RedGate (http://blog.lutzroeder.com/2008/08/future-of-net-reflector.html) made me shudder Everyone thought he would pay but we reassured RedGate (LINK). The announcement of RedGate in February 2011 confirmed the fears of many people: Reflector became gas detector chargeable. This choice was explained in a blog post by RedGate: Why we reversed Reflector Reviews some of our decision.
As a developer, we are well placed to know that the maintenance and development of software costs money, gas detector I understand and respect the choice of paying RedGate make this tool. For cons, I do not agree with their commercial policy, gas detector it is unfortunate to charge for the standard version.
However, I think all beginners wanting to learn .NET. Personally, I learned gas detector with ASP.net Reflector. For me, this tool is at least as important as msdn, if not more. It allowed me to understand the operation of .net. When I wanted to reproduce a behavior that I saw in .net, it was enough to launch Reflector and observe.
So far, thanks to the express versions of Visual Studio, you could develop in .NET without paying a dime (provided you have a Windows license). Reflector was one of those free tools necessary to understand the operation of .net; I advised more of a beginner ...
Now, the standard version of Reflector costs 25 , I have no desire to pay a software for which I know its advantages. The price N'e