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This year we’ve seen something unprecedented: the release cycle for Visual Studio has shrunk to just one year, and Visual Studio 2013 came out with some pretty serious improvements across the board. ReSharper, as you can imagine, always tries to provide a seamless development experience, so in…
In ReSharper 8, we brought out an entirely new feature called Architecture Tools (or, alternatively, Project Dependency Analysis). The goal of the Architecture Tools is simple: to let users visualize and manipulate the structure of their solution. In ReSharper 8.1, we’ve made a number of impro…
We have just recently announced TypeScript support as part of ReSharper 8.1 EAP, and this blog post is intended to give you more details on this exciting development. Note that ReSharper 8.1 is only the first milestone in supporting TypeScript, and while we're ready to show a first set of TypeScript…
It’s that time of the year again when we open up the covers on what’s been cooking in ReSharper since the release of 8.0 a few months back! And while today we’re opening ReSharper 8.1 Early Access Program, there’s nothing minor about the new features that we’ve got in s…
As you all know, ReSharper has lots of inspections, all of varying complexity. Some inspections present a multitude of choices – for example, when ReSharper meets an undeclared symbol, it has no idea what to make of it. Does the user want it as a parameter, a local variable or perhaps a f…
With the release of YouTrack 5, we now provide out-of-the-box localization support for your YouTrack instance. While the original set of supported languages includes a few European languages already, we also provide the facility for you to customize YouTrack to your liking using your own favorite la…
In the context of web development, CSS isn’t just something that you encounter in CSS files. CSS, when supported by ReSharper, permeates the structure of your web application, its constructs available in many places where its use is relevant. Here is an overview. Code Completion ReSharper 8 of…
Оnе оf thе nеw things thаt wе’rе inсluding in RеShаrреr 8 is thе аbility tо сrеаtе filе tеmрlаtеs thаt ехраnd tо mоrе thаn оnе filе. Тhis аllоws thе usеr tо dеfinе filе tеmрlаtеs thаt сrеаtе nоt just а singlе еntity but rаthеr sеvеrаl раrts оf аn аррliсаtiоn. Тhе рrосеss оf сrеаting а multifi…
For those of you who have missed it, ReSharper’s code completion functions as a vastly improved version of Visual Studio’s basic IntelliSense, offering a wealth of features that improve productivity. In ReSharper 8, we’re upping the game even more with the following improvements to our completion me…
With the arrival of WinRT, it has become clear that XAML is here to stay, whether you’re writing Windows Store apps, Windows Phone apps or good old WPF desktop apps. As a result, ReSharper continues its mission to help developers deal with the verbosity of XAML. The following outlines the vari…
One of the core experiences of ReSharper is lightning-fast navigation to any type, member or file that you need to work with. In the latest release, we’ve slightly modified the core experience in order to streamline operations and give even better performance to our users. Go to Everything The…
Recent ReSharper 8 EAP builds introduce a new refactoring for C# (VB.NET support is currently in the works) whereby we can refactor a parameter passed to a method to be replaced with actual value being passed in. Invoking Inline Parameter refactoring on the argument 400 in the above screenshot ca…
