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The new ReSharper major release feels so much closer now as we’re making available ReSharper 7.0 Beta that you’re all invited to download and try.

As announced previously, ReSharper 7.0 adds support for Visual Studio 2012, an extensive WinRT development toolset, new code hierarchy views and refactorings, an improved Generate menu, fresh code inspections and quick-fixes. It also introduces or improves support for a variety of languages and technologies, such as JavaScript, XAML, ASP.NET and ASP.NET MVC, LightSwitch, and SharePoint.

As you play with the Beta, please let us know if anything feels wrong or slow. You can contact ReSharper support, file a bug report, fill out this feedback form, or simply add comments to this blog post. There’s also the “ReSharper Misbehaves” icon in Visual Studio to help you quickly submit feedback without getting too far from the IDE.

Enjoy the Beta, and get ready for the final release!

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