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We recently open sourced the external annotations that ReSharper uses to improve analysis and provide extra features over third party code, and we've also opened up to contributions from the community. You can now add other assemblies, fix issues with the existing annotations, or simply make use of …
UPDATE: NDC London organizers have kindly uploaded the recording of Project Rider presentation. Enjoy! UPDATE 2: Make sure to follow Project Rider on twitter to receive further updates promptly. UPDATE 3: We have opened a form for you to subscribe to take part in Project Rider Early Access P…
With the end of the year just around the corner, ReSharper 10 released less than two months ago, and having just released our second maintenance release, it's a perfect time to take a look at some of the extensions we've got available for ReSharper 10. ReSharper provides a very rich extensibility…
The recording of our recent webinar, Continuous Testing in Visual Studio using dotCover or ReSharper Ultimate, is now available: In this webinar, we demonstrate Continuous Testing, a new feature of dotCover 10 and ReSharper Ultimate that will build and run your tests as they change. By monitoring w…
ReSharper has always wanted to speed up your code editing, refactoring and navigation. ReSharper 10 now wants to speed up your build. ReSharper Build is a new feature in ReSharper 10 that will reduce the time it takes to build your solution. It replaces Visual Studio's build management with a sys…
ReSharper's analyses and inspections are already very smart, finding code smells, dead code, and potential runtime issues directly from your source code. They build abstract syntax trees, create a semantic model of your code, and construct control flow graphs for tracking values, especially nullness…
ReSharper’s Live Templates are a very powerful way of generating code. Type the name of a template, hit Tab or select the template from the code completion list, and the text template is expanded and inserted into the editor. Any using statements are automatically added, the code is reformatted and …
One of the interesting challenges in creating an IDE is tracking changes to a language as it evolves. ReSharper 9.0 shipped with early support for C# 6.0, but the language wasn’t done yet. Now that the design is stable, the recently released ReSharper 9.1 provides full support for the new language f…
We recently started the EAP for ReSharper 9.1, and it might have been easy to miss that the EAP is not just for ReSharper, but for ReSharper Ultimate – that is, our entire .NET tools product range. Starting with ReSharper 9.0, we unified the way we both build and distribute our .NET tools, so that t…
When we first launched ReSharper 8 back in July last year, there was a very nice little feature hidden in internal mode. This was being used by the dev team to help keep an eye on performance. It was a little checkbox that said “Show allocations (delegates, closures, hidden allocations, boxing)”. …
We’ve been rather quiet about Nitra since our introductory blog post, back in November of last year. But we haven’t been sitting still. We’ve been busy building the foundations to a project that we want to see as the basis for a lot of future work here at JetBrains. Now that we feel we’ve reached a …
When we heard that Office 2003 was being retired, we spotted a synergy almost immediately. ReSharper has always wanted to make you more productive with your code. We already provide great tools for navigation and code completion, refactoring, inspections and running unit tests. But how can we impr…
