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A fourth set of updates for the 2025.1 versions of ReSharper and Rider has just been released. This release contains important bug-fixes as well as feature updates. Let’s take a look at what’s been improved. ReSharper  ReSharper 2025.1.4 comes with the following fixes Сode an…

Rider 2025.2 is shaping up to be an exciting release for game developers, no matter which engine you work with. Over the last few EAP builds, we’ve been rolling out targeted improvements to make debugging smoother, faster, and more reliable, whether you're building with Unreal Engine, Unity, Godot, …

The Rider 2025.2 EAP 5 build has just been released, and this one brings two major productivity enhancements for .NET developers.  We're excited to introduce the reimagined Monitoring tool window, which transforms how you identify and resolve performance issues, plus the new OpenTelemetry pl…

JetBrains GameDev Day is back! Join us online on October 21, 2025, for a day dedicated to all things game development. We’re looking for speakers who are eager to share their knowledge, experience, tools, or creative approaches across the gamedev community.

A third set of updates for the 2025.1 versions of ReSharper and Rider has just been released. This release contains important bug-fixes as well as feature updates. Let’s take a look at what’s been improved. ReSharper  ReSharper 2025.1.3 introduces support for SQL & NoSQL quer…

ReSharper’s query language support for SQL and NoSQL provides C# developers with a more convenient way to work with SQL and NoSQL code directly in Visual Studio with ReSharper, supporting multiple SQL dialects beyond just T-SQL. It includes syntax highlighting, code analysis, auto-completion, and qu…

Did you know? The Original Name of .NET Was "Next Generation Windows Services (NGWS)". Before Microsoft officially named it “.NET,” the platform was internally referred to as NGWS: Next Generation Windows Services. The name ".NET" was adopted in the late 1990s to emphasize the platform's focus on we…

We're thrilled to announce that ReSharper 2025.2 EAP 2 is the first public build to introduce support for running ReSharper out-of-process (OOP) with Microsoft Visual Studio. This long-anticipated architectural change lays the foundation for better stability and performance in the future, as it deco…

For the past 20 years, ReSharper has been the legendary .NET productivity tool that changed how millions of developers explore, write, and improve their code in Microsoft Visual Studio. Today, we're bringing this transformative experience to a new environment. ReSharper is now available as an ext…

The Early Access Program (EAP) for Rider 2025.2 has just begun, and the first preview build for the upcoming major release is already out.  There are several ways for you to get your hands on the first preview build: Download and install it from our website. Get it via the Toolbox App…

We’re excited to announce that the Early Access Program (EAP) for ReSharper and .NET Tools 2025.2 is now underway! The first build is available for download, giving you a sneak peek into the features and improvements coming in the next major release. As always, your feedback is key to shaping the fi…

A second set of bug fixes for the 2025.1 versions of ReSharper and Rider has just been released.  Let’s take a look at what’s been improved. ReSharper  ReSharper 2025.1.2 comes with the following fixes: ReSharper now correctly detects that values supplied from query strings in…