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gorohoroh
gorohoroh

This is not a kind of post that you’d recommend as a source of insight but it’s important nevertheless as we’d like to say a random thank you to all the people who have recently pushed ReSharper to the masses by sharing their positive experience in their posts – this, in particular, applies to:
 
Ben Hall for a prompt independent review of earliest R# 4.0 nightly builds
 
Matthew Cochran, who reviews code cohesion practices and recommends ReSharper for its set of refactorings
 
Casey Charlton for pointing out how responsive R# team members can be at times
 
As well as all of you who announced the advent of the life-giving R# 4.0:
 
Alex de Groot
Arjan Zuidhof
Chabster
Chris Alcock
Chris Brandsma
Darrell Russell
Darren Stokes
David Longnecker
Davy Brion
Einar Ingebrigtsen
Gabriel Lozano
George Barbu
Hadi Eskandari
Jan Van Ryswyck
Jeroen
Matthew Podwysocki
Oren Eini
Rinat Abdullin
Simone Chiaretta
Stefan Lieser
Steve
Steven Harman
Tim Boland
Will Asrari
 
and many others!

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