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ReSharper 2.5 Answers C# Developers’ Needs

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New and existing users are enjoying ReSharper 2.5 more than ever before. Mike Roberts, for one, is blogtastic about it in his blog.
Mike writes:
“I’ve been using Resharper for a while now, in fact ever since it has its first public EAP… 3 years on or so and I still think Resharper is the number 1 must-have Visual Studio plugin… If you’re a C# coder and have never tried Resharper I can’t recommend it enough.”
Read the full post at www.mikebroberts.com/blogtastic/archives/132
Keep developing with pleasure, Mike!

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