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ReSharper 3.1 is Released!

Posted on by Jura Gorohovsky

We are proud to announce the release of ReSharper 3.1.
 
Believe it or not, we really are! Let the “minor version” status not confuse you: it can be a smart bargain for anyone, and that’s because the new ReSharper:
 

  1. Introduces Solution-Wide Analysis, an exceptionally powerful feature that lets you instantly find compilation errors in your whole solution – not just in the currently opened file
  2. Implements support for the new web-based JetBrains License Server, a tool that helps organizations distribute license tickets for ReSharper and IntelliJ IDEA between client machines
  3. Brings many bugfixes and improves overall stability level
  4. Extends support for various technologies and languages including ASP.NET, VB.NET and XAML
  5. Provides the opportunity of free upgrade to v4.0 for new purchases!

 
Still doubt how cool ReSharper is? Then go ahead and download your 30-day evaluation copy!

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7 Responses to ReSharper 3.1 is Released!

  1. James L says:

    December 26, 2007

    For the purposes of clarity, is there still no C# 3.0 support?

  2. Jura Gorohovsky says:

    December 26, 2007

    Absolutely right. C# 3.0 support will be available in RS 4.0, for which EAP is scheduled for January 2008.

  3. James L says:

    December 28, 2007

    Thanks Jura, not too long to wait then 🙂 Keep up the good work!

  4. Alex says:

    December 29, 2007

    постоянно валится по System.OutOfMemory exception на машине с 4G оперативки 🙂

  5. Jura Gorohovsky says:

    December 29, 2007

    2 Alex: Did you create a corresponding JIRA request?

  6. Alex says:

    December 31, 2007

    yes

  7. Micke says:

    January 21, 2008

    @Alex – if u use 32bit OS ur machine can’t address the last GB – tak schto ne udiwaisa esli валится exception posle 2,5GB

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