intellitrace

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IntelliTrace is a diagnostic tool in Visual Studio that automatically records application execution data, enabling historical debugging without manual intervention. Discussions on WindowsForum cover the IntelliTrace Standalone Collector for production environments, as well as enhancements in Visual Studio 2015 that integrate IntelliTrace into the debugging process alongside other diagnostic tools like PerfTips. The tool helps developers analyze application behavior by capturing events and state information, which can be reviewed after a breakpoint is hit. These threads focus on using IntelliTrace for troubleshooting and performance analysis in .NET and ASP.NET applications, with references to Microsoft developer tools and frameworks.
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    IntelliTrace Standalone Collector

    The IntelliTrace collector is a standalone tool that you can use to collect IntelliTrace data from apps that are running in production environments. Link Removed
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    Last Week on Channel 9: February 23 - March 1st, 2015

    This week was the kick off of a new event type, live from the Redmond campus... Connect("Live") Connect("Live") is a series of live streamed discussions directly from the Microsoft Redmond campus, giving you an opportunity to hear from the product teams building the developer tools &...
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    Historical Debugging with IntelliTrace in Visual Studio 2015 | Visual Studio Toolbox

    IntelliTrace automatically records the execution of your application without you performing any additional steps. Any time the debugger breaks the execution of the application (e.g. because a breakpoint is hit), the IntelliTrace UI is updated and displays the data that has been collected up...
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    Visual Studio 2015 Diagnostic Tools | Visual Studio Toolbox

    In this episode, Robert is joined by Dan Taylor, Angelos Petropoulos and Charles Willis to explore some of the enhancements to the diagnostic tooling in Visual Studio 2015. You'll see how these tools are now brought into the debugging process to make them easier to discover and use [01:20], what...
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