This year's first major release of ReSharper Ultimate is finally here with an ultimate support for Visual Studio 2017! We invite you to download the 2017.1 update and check all the long-awaited features, which you can read about in this post. Along with 600+ fixes in ReSharper and 110+ fixes in ReSharper C++ this release comes with the following major improvements: Visual Studio 2017 support C# 7 support: local functions and throw expressions .NET Core Unit testing in Visual Studio 2017 EditorConfig support (for all languages) and other code style improvements Enhancements to na

We have finally set the release date: ReSharper Ultimate 2017.1 will be out on April 3rd. In the meantime, we are releasing one more EAP build which fixes critical issues with discovering and running unit tests. The previous EAP introduced an unfortunate bug that caused problems in discovering xUnit tests. You definitely couldn't run MSTest tests if you installed the recent Visual Studio 2017 update (as of March 28th) as Microsoft had changed APIs. Now we support only the latest update. In earlier Visual Studio versions, you'll see the following message box when trying to run unit tests:

As we approach the release date, there's always an urge to get more bugs fixed and new features polished. Obviously, we couldn't resist and decided to publish an additional pre-release build. Download ReSharper Ultimate 2017.1 EAP 7 and check some nice new features and improvements we have introduced. Throughout this Early Access Program, we’ve been working on improving the design and usability of ReSharper's Code Cleanup. This feature is useful when you need to apply a number of code cleanup tasks in a bulk mode. You can create various code cleanup profiles to apply in different scenarios.

Today we welcome you to download our last pre-release build of ReSharper Ultimate 2017.1 and check out all new features and improvements that we've been working on since the beginning of this year. In the previous builds we fixed important bugs and added new features that mostly relate to perfecting support for Visual Studio 2017 RTM and C# 7. Today's EAP build includes noticeable updates to dotMemory, dotPeek and a few other improvements that we are going to cover in this post. (more…)

We are getting closer to the release date and working hard towards providing the finest coding experience to Visual Studio 2017 RTM users. If you are already using the latest release of Visual Studio, make sure to download ReSharper Ultimate 2017.1 EAP 5 to get the best support for its new features. We have introduced quite a lot of improvements during this EAP, and today we'll take a look at updates in our two latest EAP builds. (more…)

Last week we launched an Early Access Program for ReSharper Ultimate 2017.1. We hope that you've already downloaded the build and discovered some of the new features. Today we'd like to take a closer look at the most notable updates, which relate to the following product areas: Visual Studio 2017 Local functions in C# 7 EditorConfig support Code formatting and navigation ReSharper code analysis Angular 2 template syntax TypeScript and JavaScript dotCover, dotTrace and dotMemory ReSharper C++ (more…)

We are glad to announce the start of the Early Access Program for ReSharper Ultimate 2017.1, the first major update of this year that we expect to release this spring. Since the beginning of the year, we've been working hard on resolving compatibility issues with Visual Studio 2017, implementing support for C# 7, TypeScript 2.2 and Angular 2 templates syntax. We also enhanced code formatting rules and introduced initial support for EditorConfig. Download ReSharper Ultimate 2017.1 EAP 1 and taste the new features. You don't need an active subscription to use the EAP, but please be awa

ReSharper offers hundreds of quick-fixes and context actions. As you remember, quick-fixes are aimed to resolve a certain problem in your code, whereas context actions allow you to quickly introduce some minor changes. Today we are going to review several quick-fixes and context actions that simplify your work with method parameters in C#. Some of them have been available for years, some have only been added in the most recent release. (more…)

We are starting the new year with a bugfix update for ReSharper Ultimate 2016.3. All in all, it addresses 50+ issues in ReSharper, dotCover, dotTrace and ReSharper C++. ReSharper 2016.3.2 includes minor fixes in code analysis and highlighting, automatic code completion in TypeScript, and generation of Dispose pattern implementations. It speeds up the Inline Parameter refactoring and corrects parameter positions in the Change Signature refactoring. Find Usages receives an action to stop the current search. We've also fixed unfortunate bugs from the previous bugfix related to ReSharper Build

Today we'd like to recap the most important changes in navigation and search that were introduced in ReSharper 2016.3. Find Results window is populated asynchronously If your solution is large enough, finding references of heavily used symbols can take time, delaying work with your code. To address this issue, we updated the usage search mechanism to make it async. Both Usages of Symbol pop-up and Find Results window are filled asynchronously, allowing you to work with partial search results. If you invoke Usages of Symbol (Shift + Alt + F12) and notice that search is taking a long time,