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JetBrains PlatformReSharper 4.5 Released!
After expanding its functionality in previous releases, ReSharper 4.5 shifts focus to the issues of performance and memory usage. Making the tool agile, robust and responsive – and a bit smarter still – is the main idea behind ReSharper 4.5.
Read about the improvements and enhancements below or watch this Flash demo.
- Performance and memory consumption: When working on large solutions, you will feel a great deal of difference between ReSharper 4.0 and 4.5.
- New solution-wide warnings and suggestions: Analyze usage of non-private types and type members within your whole solution (or don’t!).
- Visual Basic 9 support: ReSharper’s cross-language refactorings and editing experience enhancements now support VB9 code.
- Improved setup for naming conventions, which are now supported by all ReSharper features.
- New Inline Field refactoring and enhancements in existing refactorings.
- Go to Implementation: Go from the usage of a class or method straight to its implementation, bypassing its declaration.
Download your free 30-day trial of ReSharper 4.5.
Upgrades from ReSharper 4.0 are free.
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The Inquisitive Coder - Davy Brion’s Blog » Blog Archive » Resharper 4.5 Is Out says:
April 9, 2009[…] finally here… i’ve been using the betas for a while now with hardly any issues so this final release […]
Reflective Perspective - Chris Alcock » The Morning Brew #325 says:
April 9, 2009[…] ReSharper 4.5 Released! – JetBrains announce the final release of ReSharper 4.5, a free upgrade for any users on V4.x which offers a vast number of performance improvements and feature enhancements […]
Paul Laudeman says:
April 9, 2009Congratulations on this fine release, JetBrains! This is really a nice release and the performance gains are very much noticed and appreciated.
sticklebackplastic.com | Announcing xunitcontrib 0.2 – Resharper 4.5 support says:
April 15, 2009[…] release is primarily to support the RTM release of Resharper 4.5 (with a couple of smaller bug fixes too). It runs just like the old one, but with one added feature […]
Aleksei says:
April 28, 2009Very helpful, still can’t use it with large solutions though. ‘Out of memory exception’ pops up all the time.
Res Harper says:
May 4, 2009Sweet! But it is nearly unusable due to out-of-memory on solutions that worked for years – now we cannot even do the simplest things, e.g. refactoring, with them.
Res Harper says:
May 4, 2009Sweet work! But it is nearly unusable due to out-of-memory on solutions that worked for years – now we cannot even do the simplest things, e.g. refactoring, with them.
m1k4 says:
July 2, 2009Yes, it is completely unusable because of OutOfMemory exception. I think we will have to cancel our licence and try to get refund if it’s possible :/
Ken A. Redergård says:
August 17, 2009Good plugin (expecially for a previous IntelliJ IDEA user) but the ReShaper crashes VS2008 with Out of memory exception all the time.
John Schank says:
September 18, 2009I agree, the OutOfMemory exceptions are making resharper entirely unusable
Mike says:
October 8, 2009What a great tool to increase programmer productivity.
Pablo Azorin says:
February 7, 2010I agree with the last posts. I am tired of OutOfMemory popping out all the time when modifying ASPX files in code view mode. I use to download the nightly builds to see if there is any fix available, but nothing yet.
Carlos Bittencourt says:
March 9, 2010I was able to address the OutOfMemory problems by enabling LARGEADDRESSAWARE in devenv.exe (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/wz223b1z.aspx). However, in what I consider to be a medium solution (5 class libraries, 1 web project: approx 1000 files) and Code Analysis is so slow (specially in 500+ line files) that I had to disable it to be productive.
This major performance issue aside, this is an awesome plug-in…ctrl+click and ctrl+shift+n (open file) are great time savers.
Carlos Bittencourt says:
March 9, 2010P.S.: running 4.5.1231.7