I am pleased to see yet another company embracing the blogging phenomena – it [blogging] really does allow developers to reach out to their audience and communicate in a collaborative environment where things actually happen.<\/p>\n
JetBrains <\/a>have started a .NET tools blog<\/a>, using none other than WordPress<\/a>.<\/p>\n All the usual JetBrains folks are blogging:<\/p>\n Oleg Stepanov<\/a> | Sergey Dmitriev<\/a> | Alex Tkachman<\/a> | Dmitry Jemerov<\/a> | Kir Maximov<\/a> | Sasha Maximova<\/a> | Mike Aizatsky<\/a><\/p>\n It’s probable that you have heard of JetBrains, especially if you are using such products as ReSharper<\/a>, dotTrace<\/a>, IntelliJ IDEA<\/a> or you may well be using their RSS reader OMEA<\/a>.<\/p>\n They’ve also opened up access to the dotTrace 2.0 Early Access Programme (EAP). More can be found here<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I am pleased to see yet another company embracing the blogging phenomena – it [blogging] really does allow developers to reach out to their audience and communicate in a collaborative environment where things actually happen. JetBrains have started a .NET tools blog, using none other than WordPress. All the usual JetBrains folks are blogging: Oleg … Continue reading JetBrains .NET development tools blog<\/span>