Why do Rider folk always insist on telling us that some feature new to VS was already in Rider? Like why? #dotnet I shared the below news from Mads on my LinkedIn, and 4 out of 11 comments from posters are ... but, but Rider. Who cares, the post was about Visual Studio. Ozcode extension had it before Rider, Rider had it before Visual Studio, who cares? It's a welcome addition to VS.

Nice. OzCode and CodeRush's debugger visualizer had it for years.

The OzCode extension had really cool inline details during debugging. It was really SOTA expierience and I've still miss it.

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Before that there was Ozcode as well as Entrian Inline Watch.

I miss the OzCode debugger extension for Visual Studio. Not only it had this feature, but many other features that are missing from VS and Rider 10 years (and counting) after OzCode introduced them

Yes and also I would like VS debugging to be more like OzCode: marketplace.visualstudio.com…

Top 15 Essential Visual Studio Extensions Every #Developer Should Have: 1. Visual Studio Spell Checker 2. CodeMaid 3. VS Color Output 4. Visual Studio IntelliCode 5. Trailing Whitespace Visualizer 6. Magical C# Debugging—OzCode 7. ReSharper 8. Glyphfriend 9. SlowCheetah 10. File Icons 11. Image Optimizer 12. File Nesting 13. Roslynator 14. NCrunch for Visual Studio 15. SideWaffle Template Pack

I mean, I'm happy for the Rider team, but we had this in OzCode 8 years ago 😉 blog.jetbrains.com/dotnet/20…

10/11 לצד כל אלו, פעלה חברה בשם OzCode שהיא עוד רוקאאוט/לייטראן, אבל בפרופיל מעט נמוך יותר. לפני כשנה עוזקוד נרכשה ע״י DataDog תמורת סכום צנוע, כנראה. מאז הרכישה כולם מחכים להכרזה הגדולה של DDog אלופת העולם במוניטורינג, על הפתרון הייעודי שלה לניטור ודיבאג של סביבות פיתוח

If only there was a programming language running on .NET that allows breaking on expressions. Oh, there is, F# 😅 And the debugger shows values returned by each pipeline step as well. Woohoo! But seriously, OzCode is the way to go in C#.

I have seen Ozcode do this magic, but it's pricey.

Hi. Since it's been a year since the last update to Ozcode, wondering if the acquirer is killing it off. There are still bugs in the version for vs 2019 and it's odd that it's been so long without an update.

Last November Ozcode became part of @datadoghq to advance our joint vision of bringing code-level visibility into live production environments and improving the developer experience. Thank you to our dedicated followers for your partnership and support!

Hey👋 @datadoghq what about releasing @OzCode for VS 2022? Lots of devs are waiting for it. If you need any help porting to 2022 DM me. Also no more BlackFriday for OzCode? 😢 It was a tradition for years - I used renew my subscription this way.

ほう？Ozcodeのデバッグ機能をDatadogに組み込んでいく。という感じのようですね。 Datadog Completes Acquisition of Ozcode | Datadog datadoghq.com/ja/about/lates…

Break point: JetBrains updates, GitLab security fixes, Datadog acquires Ozcode dlvr.it/SC55PL

Datadog が Ozcode を買収したのか。日本ツアーされてセッションしてもらったのはいい思い出 datadoghq.com/ja/about/lates…

Ozcode doesn't install in VS 2022 and my email to support about this got no reply. I hope Datadog's 'relentless customer focus' is real. Anyway, congratulations.