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The latest preview build for the Early Access Program for ReSharper 2023.2 has just been published and is ready to be downloaded from our website.  With the next major release just around the corner, our efforts this time have largely been dedicated to making some minor, last-minute tweaks a…

The Early Access Program for Rider 2023.2 is coming to an end with the release of the latest preview build – the EAP 10, which you can download from our website or via the Toolbox app right now.  This iteration has largely been dedicated to making some minor, last-minute tweaks and doing und…

While many developers would prefer to work on green-field projects, many of us have to work with existing systems, also known as brown-field projects. Existing projects have databases managed by database administrators and relied on by business stakeholders. So what is a .NET developer to do when ta…

Hello everyone, ReSharper and Rider just got another set of bug fixes for the 2023.1 release!  Let’s take a look at the most critical issues that have been resolved. Rider Here are the fixes included in this update:  We fixed the issue with missing custom code style set…

Code is a mixture of style and substance, with many developers adopting particular habits throughout their careers. For individual projects, style is typically not a point of contention since you're likely the only individual who will ever use and look at the code. However, as projects grow in scale…

We’ve just published new EAP builds for both ReSharper 2023.2 and Rider 2023.2. Both contain updates to C# support. Let’s dive in!  C#12 preview support  Primary constructors  In the 2023.2 version, we introduced primary constructor support for non-record classes and structs …

Debugging source generators in JetBrains Rider and seeing generated C# code artifacts.

Using dotTrace profiling with BenchmarkDotNet benchmarking runs for .NET applications.

ReSharper 2023.2 EAP 8 has just been published. This one has an exciting update for the decompiler and some improvements to C++ support. Let’s take a look! Assembly diff Resharper 2023.2 provides a way to make a detailed comparison between two assemblies. This feature is especially useful …

Did you know? The acronym “ASP” stands for Active Server Pages, which was released by Microsoft in 1996. In 2002, Microsoft decided to continue using the name, but apply it to their new .NET framework so they added “.NET” to the acronym. Since then, we’ve known this technology as ASP.NET. .NE…

At JetBrains, we are always trying to better understand how developers work and what kinds of tools they prefer, especially in game development. We are always curious about what helps game studios make better games, which game engines and programming language features are most popular, and how different game development pipelines look. All of that helps us tune our products to better meet game developers’ needs.