10 years ago I was using Red Gate .NET Reflector for code review. We ask the vendor to submit both source code and compiled binary, but I find it faster to decompile the DLL than to open the solution in Visual Studio.
Yes, decompiling can sometimes be more efficient especially when it comes to finding and solving errors at runtime, you can remotely debug on different machines.
We know .NET reactor but if you still have the need, we recommend dnSpy, it has much more complex functions.
We also offer security against these tools because they are generally not used in an ethical way and can cause losses in the company.
Even if you are interested in .NET security in general, we recommend you follow us to be aware of the products that we are going to publish during this year 😊.
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10 years ago I was using Red Gate .NET Reflector for code review. We ask the vendor to submit both source code and compiled binary, but I find it faster to decompile the DLL than to open the solution in Visual Studio.
Yes, decompiling can sometimes be more efficient especially when it comes to finding and solving errors at runtime, you can remotely debug on different machines.
We know .NET reactor but if you still have the need, we recommend dnSpy, it has much more complex functions.
We also offer security against these tools because they are generally not used in an ethical way and can cause losses in the company.
Even if you are interested in .NET security in general, we recommend you follow us to be aware of the products that we are going to publish during this year 😊.
Thank you very much for your input !