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This post serves to gather feedback regarding any particular ReSharper features that you'd like to see reviewed in this blog. Please have your say! Updated! This post is not a place to suggest new features/improvements for whatever version of ReSharper. The most efficient way to do it is using JIRA…
Until recently (that is, until R# 4.0 nightly builds became available), ReSharper had three levels of code analysis: Errors (to highlight uncompilable code) Warnings (to mark code items that don't prevent your code from compiling but may nevertheless represent serious coding inefficiencies) …
Personally, I've been a fan of comparison tables for ages, and now there's one that hits the nail on the head! Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome ReSharper 3.1 vs Plain Visual Studio - face to face, feature to feature! Technorati tags: ReSharper, ReSharper 3.1, Visual Studio…
Of all ReSharper's features, two are most noticeable: context actions and quick fixes. Along with marker bar, these are exactly what a user sees every time he works with a real-world solution. It's pretty obvious what these features do - both offer drop-down lists filled with various availabl…
This is not a kind of post that you'd recommend as a source of insight but it's important nevertheless as we'd like to say a random thank you to all the people who have recently pushed ReSharper to the masses by sharing their positive experience in their posts - this, in particular, applies to: &nbs…
Please read this and that before you start to moan proceed. If you feel you're ready, you can start downloading R# 4.0 nightly builds here. And don't forget the release notes! Technorati tags: ReSharper, ReSharper 4.0, nightly builds…
ReSharper can reformat an arbitrarily selected block of C# or VB.NET code, all code in the current file, all files in a directory, the current project, or even the current solution, according to options configurable in: ReSharper | Options | Languages | C# | Formatting Style for C# code, or ReS…
CamelHumps is a feature that identifies parts of compound names composed according to CamelCase, where each part starts with a capital letter ("hump"). By default, it works in four navigation commands, namely Go To Type, Go To File, Go To File Member, and Go To Symbol, like this: However, you sho…
Sad but true: R# 4.0 EAP is late. According to our updated schedule, it's going to start before February 15th. See Ilya Ryzhenkov's latest blog entry for details. Technorati tags: ReSharper, ReSharper 4.0, EAP…
Note: This is the first post from a series that we're hoping to maintain on a regular basis. It will cover specific features provided by ReSharper with reasonable (or even redundant, for true ReSharper Jedis) details, links to other valuable web resources and probably some additional insight. You ca…
We're pretty close to launching ReSharper 4.0 EAP and now is the right time to introduce the long-awaited enhancements this major version will provide. These can be legitimately divided into two simple categories: Visual Studio 2008 and C# 3.0 support Well... everything beyond that Support for…
As announced before, ReSharper 3.1 provides a new full-fledged feature called Solution-Wide Analysis, which looks for erroneous C# code in your solution on-the-fly, without compiling it first. So how does it work? Suppose that you changed the visibility of a member from public to inter…
