I’m just returning from my Easter break and we’ve reached the fifth and final day in our tour of the new features of Gibraltar 3.0. In today’s video we’re going to look at how Gibraltar 3.0 keeps your production logs separate from Dev or QA environments — and how it keeps official releases separate from Beta or Internal builds.

We’ve reached day 4 of this week long series demonstrating some of the new features of Gibraltar 3.0. Today it’s time to look at how using PostSharp 2.1 lets you trace methods, monitor performance and track feature usage all without writing a single line of code!

Continuing our look at the new features in Gibraltar 3.0, I want to show you that it is easier than ever to use with your .NET applications. Our NuGet packages handle all the tedium of adding references and config settings and keeping them up to date. We even have specialized packages if you use Gibraltar in conjunction with PostSharp, NLog or log4net. Check out this video for an explanation of how to make the most of them.

Yesterday I started a blog series detailing some of the cool new features that shipped with Gibraltar 3.0. Today I’ll continue that series by showing you a video demonstrating how Gibraltar 3.0 has added a pivot grid to aid in ad hoc reporting and analysis.

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