José M. Alarcón

José M. Alarcón is an independent developer who focuses on small, single-purpose utilities that solve specific diagnostic gaps within Windows environments. His catalog is anchored by DotNetVersions, a lightweight command-line tool that interrogates the local machine and returns a concise list of every “classic” .NET Framework release present in the registry, sparing administrators from manually digging through Add/Remove Programs or parsing disparate registry keys. The utility is typically deployed during pre-installation audits, compatibility checks, migration planning, and troubleshooting sessions where an application’s minimum Framework level must be confirmed before rollout. Because it emits easily piped text output, the tool slots naturally into PowerShell scripts, CI pipelines, and remote inventory collectors that feed Configuration-Management-Database records. Although the portfolio is presently limited to this one instrument, the publisher’s design philosophy—zero GUI, zero configuration, immediate answers—positions the offering alongside other pocket-sized sysadmin aids that quietly keep enterprise and hobbyist machines on track. The software is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads delivered through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always installing the latest version and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.