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Dhananjay Kumar is a Telerik MVP, Microsoft MVP and a prolific blogger. He blogs at debugmode.net He is very much active and connected with fellow developers on Twitter. You can follow him here on twitter. For updates of blog posts and technical discussions, you can connect with him on Facebook Dhananjay has posted 17 posts at DZone. You can read more from them at their website. View Full User Profile

Telerik JustDecompile: Free, and Always Free

02.16.2012
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Telerik JustDecompile is a free decompiler tool from Telerik. It is free and it will be always free.

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On 15 the February Telerik announced newly built decompilation engine JustDecompile. It helps you to browse .Net assembly and decompile .Net code.

You can download it from here.

What makes JustDecompile different ?

  • Simple to Use – JustDecompile is simple to use and the UI is highly intuitive. So you can decompile and browse .NET assemblies with a single click. 
  • Creates Visual Studio Projects – JustDecompile can create a Visual Studio project from a decompiled assembly. So you’ll never lose another project.
  • Easy Assembly Management -  JustDecompile quickly loads the core framework assemblies for .NET 2, .NET3.5, .NET 4, and Silverlight, so loading the assemblies you want to browse is simple. 
  • Searchability – JustDecompile can decompile .NET assemblies to VB.NET, C# and MSIL. 

Working with Telerik JustDecompile

To work with JustDecompile you need to drag and drop an assembly:

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You can see above I dragged an assembly Calculator.dll and JustDecompile helping me to decompile that. I strongly recommend to go ahead download this free tool and play around to increase your productivity.

 

Source: http://debugmode.net/2012/02/16/telerik-justdecompile-announced/

Published at DZone with permission of its author, Dhananjay Kumar.

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Comments

Ajya Chang replied on Mon, 2012/02/27 - 8:41am

Hello,

Thanks for the information it is very useful when we need to reverse engineer any DLL or assembly. I think there is a tool called .NET reflector also available for diassembling and it is free. Is this free form telerik?. I will try out this one also. Once again thanks for the link.

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