.NET Reflector moves on without the author

Red Gate has acquired .NET Reflector.

Lutz Roeder, the author of .NET Reflector since .NET 1.0, has reached an agreement with Red Gate.

Wow, I have downloaded this tool numerous times on different computers and today I noticed the move of one of the most popular .NET Tools. Thank you Lutz for all the time and effort you put into this indispensable tool for every .NET developer on this planet! Let's hope that Red Gate can continue the excellent stuff you realized ...

Alix Gheysens

Yesterday no baby activity yet, but today my second daughter was born! Really amazing : even if you have been through this once, it remains a true miracle. Such a small human being with all the needed resources/features to survive ... Nothing compares to this!

Births of babies aren't like software projects in the way that they are most of the time (90%) released before schedule or on schedule. Alix and Ine were both born exactly 10 days before the official release date. It must have been that both projects were of such a high quality that they were ready to go into production before the deadline. And it seems that they live up to the expectations of mum and dad! Absolutely no bugs found! ;-)

Welcome Alix! Your big sister Ine will definitely give you a guided tour with tips & tricks in what we call World!