Mole 2010 v1.3 is now available

Molosoft shipped a new version of Mole 2010 today! Go download it here.

The Mole 2010 v1.3 release contains a large number of enhancements based on customer feedback. Existing customers can simply install the new version on top of the previous one. If you are interested in trying out Mole 2010 before purchasing a license, please visit our Demo page to get a full-featured free trial today.

For more information about Mole 2010 v1.3 check out the announcement post over at Molosoft’s Web site.

Happy debugging!

Advanced MVVM now available on Kindle in Germany

Guten tag! If you happen to live in Germany and would like to read my ‘Advanced MVVM’ book on your Amazon Kindle device, you are in luck. Amazon just made my book available in Deutschland. Note: the book has not been translated to German.

You can grab a copy here: https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0038KX9FW

By the way, folks in the UK can get Advanced MVVM on their Kindle here.

Learn more about Advanced MVVM here.

On a side note, I am shocked at how many copies of my book have sold. Over the past year, I’ve sold many thousands of copies and received a ton of great feedback, mostly positive. It has definitely been a great learning experience for me!

PADNUG Mole 2010 Presentation Material

I had a blast on Tuesday at the Portland Area DotNet User Group (PADNUG) speaking about Mole 2010. There was a lot of excitement about Mole and good bit of feedback and feature requests. Thanks a lot to everyone who attended!

As promised, I am making the presentation material available for all attendees. The slide deck and DispatcherOperationManager class files are available below:

Mole 2010 PADNUG Slidedeck

DispatcherOperationManager class

Extending the reach of Mole 2010 via Mole Type Loader

Karl Shifflett just posted his fantastic utility application that makes Mole 2010 easy to open for your own custom data types. His tool is called Mole Type Loader. Check it out and download a copy here.

Great work, Karl!

New version of Mole 2010 available

Molosoft has been hard at work. We incorporated some customer feedback into Mole 2010, added a killer new feature for WPF and Windows Forms developers, and fixed a few minor issues. Read more about it and download the Mole 2010 v1.2 installer here.

Mole 2010 at the Portland Area .NET User Group

On Tuesday April 5th 2011, I will be giving a presentation at PADNUG, the Portland Area .NET User Group. The topic of the evening is Mole 2010, the new debugging tool that I helped create for Visual Studio 2010 users. We will be taking a guided tour of Mole 2010, checking out all the cool features. Also, we will discuss the problems that were faced while developing the tool, and how those problems were solved. It should be a lot of fun. See you there!

Use Mole 2010 to explore data from the F# Interactive console

I got an interesting e-mail today from someone interested in Mole 2010. He wanted to know how to open Mole 2010 to visualize the data in his F# Interactive console. I didn’t really understand what he meant at first, but this evening I researched it and found a solution for him. According to the fellow who sent me the e-mail, the F# community has been itching for a tool that they can use to visualize their data while working on the F# command line, so hopefully this will satisfy their needs.

I wrote up a short walkthrough document on how to use Mole 2010 in the F# Interactive console. If you are interested, please download it here: Mole 2010 in F# Interactive

I’m not an F# developer by any means, so please pardon any glaring stupidities in my F# code snippets. If you know a better way to write that code, I’m open for suggestions. 🙂

Note: This usage scenario is definitely not supported by Molosoft at this time. Mole 2010 and Visual Studio’s debugger visualizer infrastructure were not designed to work in the F# Interactive console. Please see this as an “experimental” solution to the problem. I’ve listed some  known issues in the walkthrough document.

Happy Moling!

Sacha Barber reviews Mole 2010

The Microsoft MVP and legendary author on CodeProject, Sacha Barber, posted a review of Mole 2010 on his blog here. His review of the tool is from the point of view of a veteran WPF developer. Enjoy!

CodeProject article about Mole 2010

If you are interested in reading about the great features in the Mole 2010 debugging tool, you’re in luck. We have published a sponsored article on CodeProject that shows what Mole 2010 can do. Check out Debugging Made Easier with Mole 2010 to see what Mole 2010 has to offer.

Free trial of Mole 2010

Due to popular demand, we have published a free trial of Mole 2010. You can learn more about it and get the bits here: http://www.molosoft.com/demo/

Happy debugging!