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Live Webinar: ReSharper Secrets with Igal Tabachnik, Feb. 13th

Robert Demmer
Robert Demmer

Join us Thursday, February 13th, 15:00 – 16:00 GMT for our free webinar, ReSharper Secrets with Igal Tabachnik.

In this session you will learn about ReSharper hidden gems, powerful annotations and 3rd party plug-ins to help you become a true ReSharper ninja! Igal will take you “behind the scenes” of ReSharper, and show you how to use this knowledge in your own code, to get even more out of ReSharper.

The intended audience is intermediate-to-advanced ReSharper users. There will be an opportunity to ask questions during the webinar.

Space is limited; please register now.

Igal TabachnikIgal Tabachnik is a software developer from Israel, who values clean code, test-driven development and continuous refactoring to reduce complexity, reduce bugs and achieve better design. He frequently speaks at local ALT.NET and Software Craftsmanship user groups. Igal is also the author of the Agent Mulder plugin for ReSharper, a plugin that helps ReSharper understand DI containers, providing navigation to and finding usages of types registered or resolved by those containers.
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4 Responses to Live Webinar: ReSharper Secrets with Igal Tabachnik, Feb. 13th

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    Todd Aspeotis says:

    January 31, 2014

    If you haven’t looked at the default keybindings poster, you might be missing out on some cool stuff that’s only a few keystrokes away

    http://www.jetbrains.com/resharper/docs/ReSharper80DefaultKeymap_VS_scheme.pdf

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    Mick says:

    January 31, 2014

    Please clarify, It’s either Thursday 13th or Friday 14th.

    • Robert Demmer

      Robert Demmer says:

      January 31, 2014

      The webinar will take place Thursday, February 13th. Have you seen Friday the 14th somewhere else?

  3. Robert Demmer

    Robert Demmer says:

    February 19, 2014

    The webinar recording and Q&A from the session are now available here.

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