Published on
December 26, 2006.
During my Christmas holiday I had some time to write a small tool. Weather was not fine at all - it was mostly cloudy and skiing is not possible, because there is no snow.
What I did: I wrote a small tool which allows you to display all assembly references of a certain .NET assembly as directed graph. With that you can see with one sight, why you have problems loading certain assemblies - maybe some referenced assemblies are missing at all or only the versions are wrong.
Check-out the tool 
Published on
December 20, 2006.
Yesterday I had to troubleshoot a ASP.NET based application which ran out of memory. Other than I thought, this was quite difficult, because some of the available .NET profilers had problems doing that - maybe because of the size of the web application.
- dotTrace crashed when trying to memory profile. This is disappointing because it is really a nice tool for performance profiling.
- ANTS showed totally wrong results. Instead of more than 200 MB allocated memory, it only showed 8 MB.
- Only Skitech’s Memory Profiler worked and allowed me to browse through the allocated memory. Really nice.
Published on
December 7, 2006.
Folder Size is a nice tool that lets the Windows Explorer show the sizes of folders in the same column as that of files. It already helped me to find a lot of rubbish 
