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Dec 10 2009

Entity Framework Profiler: The new look

time to read 1 min | 51 words

This is hot off the press (well, off of Christopher’s desk, at the very least).

If all goes well, we will have it out in public beta shortly.

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10 Dec 2009
15:53 PM

Michael L Perry

Looks great. I'm using EF in production, and I REALLY need this tool. Any way I can get on the private beta?

10 Dec 2009
16:06 PM

Joachim Lykke Andersen

Can't wait - looks really good :)

10 Dec 2009
16:33 PM

Rob

Um. I don't think that's a "finished" color scheme or theme yet... :)

10 Dec 2009
16:35 PM

Ayende Rahien

That is the fun with blogs, you can always update them

10 Dec 2009
16:53 PM

Colin Bowern

The grey on green looks a bit depressing. I would add a little more brightness to the UI - perhaps on the selected elements in particular.

10 Dec 2009
17:16 PM

configurator

Wow. This looks much better than the previous ones I've seen. It is a bit dark - but I guess I'm already used to that from VS 2010.

10 Dec 2009
17:23 PM

Julie LErman

I thikn the color scheme is handsome.

10 Dec 2009
17:43 PM

John Farrell

I can't wait for this. I plan on using it right away.

10 Dec 2009
18:07 PM

Frans Bouma

Nittpicking mode :)

The text 'Profiler' is 1 pixel too high, it should move 1 pixel down.

Nice theme :)

10 Dec 2009
18:22 PM

Josh

Much better than the NHProf colors

10 Dec 2009
18:49 PM

Jonathan Tew

Looking forward to the public beta.

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