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Like many people with very large Visual Studio projects, we in the ReSharper team wanted to get an overview of the 300+ project dependencies for ReSharper itself. Unfortunately, VS Ultimate gave us a representation that was rather difficult to interpret: What we ended up doing is building our own t…
Good news everyone — we’ve got another EAP build ready and it should come as no surprise that we’ve got a few new features to talk about. So without further ado, here’s what we’ve got in store for you today. Extension Manager or how to provide xUnit.net support We sometimes get requests to provide c…
One of the many scenarios that ReSharper seeks to address in web projects is a situation where the locations of files during the design of the app are different from the locations where the app gets deployed. This makes life difficult for ReSharper, since it doesn’t know where to go looking for the …
You have probably already guessed that this post is about a new set of features that has appeared in the new build of the ReSharper EAP late last week, so, without further ado, here’s what we’ve got in store for you: Bulb Menus in Margin In an attempt to streamline the programmer’s…
In our recent blog post on the ReSharper 8 EAP, we have mentioned certain improvements to the decompilation support. Today, we are happy to announce that the next version of dotPeek, our free decompiler, has also reached the EAP stage. Here are some of the features that you can try out today. Export…
Earlier this month we announced the first EAP of ReSharper 8 and a set of features that came with it. Now we have another EAP build out there, and a few more features available for you to try out. Here’s an overview. Pull Parameter Refactoring In previous versions of ReSharper, when you invo…
In the world of technology, no-one can afford to stand still. As new frameworks and languages come out, ReSharper does its best to keep up. This is why we are happy to announce the opening of the ReSharper 8 Early Access Program. With the forthcoming release, we are proud to announce the following f…
There is no denying that, with the rising popularity of Apple-made devices, iOS development has seduced a large number of developers. If you look at the TIOBE index, you will easily note that Objective-C, the primary iOS development language, stands very close to the top. In fact, its popularity has…
Welcome to another part of the ReSharper SDK Adventures! One of the problems that many plugin developers face is in being able to update their plugins after they are released, so in this post we’ll take a look at how you can do that with simple update notifications. Update Notifications Update…
The almost pervasive use of IoC containers in modern-day enterprise apps presents a special challenge to ReSharper. After all, how can ReSharper possibly know that a type, which for all intents and purposes appears to be unused, is actually configured to be instantiated implicitly by using a depende…
R2P (short for ‘Refactoring to Patterns’) is a plugin that embodies a collection of features of a fairly experimental nature. It does not have a single theme but, rather, tries to do different things in different areas of ReSharper. Let’s take a look at some of the things it does. …
Those of you who have worked with IntelliJ IDEA and related products know that all those IDEs have incorporated a built-in spell checker for a very long time. With ReSharper, the situation is slightly different in that we have several spell checking plugins that provide similar functionality. This p…
