Using the soon to be not-so-free version of .NET Reflector requires one to launch the program, open an assembly, and browse to the appropriate class or method. This is fine when you only want to see how the internals of something are working, and you’re not browsing to it from code. But, it can be extremely annoying when you’ve hit F12 one too many times and you’ve arrived at a class that resides in an external assembly.

JustCode will soon make this an easy problem to solve. When you’ve arrived at that piece of code, just click the Decompile menu option (or use whatever the hotkey ends up being).

This is then decompiled to the code you would expect to see.

Vassil Terziev is showing off new features as they’re baked in. I can’t wait for this to be in the released JustCode product; it’s one of those things that after you get used to it, you wonder how you got along without it (like mobile phones or GPS).