I've been using .Net Reflector casually for a few years and just recently have been engaged on a project that requires decompilation of client's DLLs secondary to absence of original source code.  Reflector along with the Decompiler add in has been my friend in this engagement.  It defines all the properties and methods in a given class and permits copy functionality so that one can take the decompiled code and add it into their current Solution/Project files.  So far, I've found Reflector to be helpful in about 90% of the classes I've decompiled.  The remaining 10% of the classes have to be hand-coded or edited so that errors are resolved.  This is a tedious process as it requires review of the class within the DLL, review of the decompiled code, and further review after the code is copied from Reflector into your new class file.  Some nuances between .Net 3.5 and .Net 4.0 come into play here as well.  However, when the source code is not available and the site needs to be modified/updated, Reflector is your best friend!

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I'm excited to announce a new service offering that adds to the web development lifecycle.  Since starting WebDBApps 4 years ago, I've focused solely on web and database programming services and have outsourced or partnered with designers who have provided mock ups, graphic design elements like logos, or Flash animation.  I've recently acquired the Adobe Creative Suite and am now ready to provide graphic design services to my clients.  This addition to my repertoire will ensure that current and future clients have a "one stop shop" for their website needs whether it be graphic design, database development or web application programming.  I look forward to serving you in this capacity and invite you to contact me here should you have any current or future needs for Flash projects, graphic design elements etc.  Future clients can look forward to full-fledged mockups as part of their engagement as well!

I also want to wish everyone a very Happy Thanksgiving!  There are so many things for which we should be...