The latest updates on all JetBrains products and topics
A couple of months ago I was doing a talk at DevSum, Stockholm. It was a room full of developers, 90% of whom had heard of ReSharper and 80% of them used it. What surprised me however was that only a couple of folks knew about Live Templates, which left me wondering how many outside of the that grou…
In an earlier post, we saw how to use dotCover in simple scenarios, whereby we have a single unit test project for which we want to obtain coverage reports on. There are times however, when this is not the case; that is, we might have multiple tests projects. It is very common (and recommended pract…
As of the beta* of dotCover, we included a Console runner to run coverage using the command line, allowing for instance, setup of dotCover in a Continuous Integration environment. Let’s see how it works. *To get all these features in this post, you need to download the latest nightly build Console …
Quite some time ago, several OSS leads asked us about whether JetBrains could provide OSS license for YouTRACK. We’ve taken it one step further, and in collaboration with the great folks at CodeBetter and Devlicio.us, we are pleased to announce YouTRACK at CodeBetter. Having TeamCity running most of…
Finally I’ve managed to get the second part of the post on plug-ins. Sorry for the delay to everyone that was waiting. Appreciate your patience. And now we’ll resume my holidays! In the previous part of this series, we saw the basics of how to create a plug-in for ReSharper, install it and ru…
In this short screencast you can see the basics of dotCover and how to get up and running in a matter of minutes. …
dotCover allows us to run coverage analysis on our code. However, there are times when we do not want to perform an analysis on certain areas. This could be our test assemblies, certain third-party assemblies or even specific parts of our own project. Since the analysis has an impact on the overall …
We are happy to announce the release of dotCover 1.0 Beta, the latest addition to the .NET tools from JetBrains. dotCover is a Code Coverage tool providing you with information on how much of your code is covered by unit tests or execution. In this latest release, you can find the following function…
One of the new features dotCover has added is the ability to find tests that cover a certain piece of code. Something remotely similar has been available in ReSharper, although it has been kind of an archaic solution (i.e. Find Usages on Method calls, locate Test assemblies in Result window). dotCo…
JetBrains will be exhibiting at the Norwegian Developer Conference next week. Myself, Oleg “Don’t EVER separate me from my iPad” Stepanov, Eugene “If there’s anything you want to know about ReSharper, he’s your man” Pasynkov and Eugene Petrenko from TeamCity will be there. We’ll be doing demos, priz…
A while back I posted about Zen Coding and the ReSharper PowerToys, and I mentioned that we were working on providing them post Early Access Program and as OSS. I’m happy to announce that that day has come. They are hosted on CodePlex using Mercurial so you can download them, play with them…
Last week we announced a new product by JetBrains for .NET developers: dotCover, a code coverage tool. We are aiming to open the EAP this week and some of our Academy Members have already been playing with it since last week. In this post I’m going to provide some more info on how it works. Code Cov…
