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Monthly Archives: February 2017
Rider EAP update: Working with NuGet
There’s no way around it: .NET development today and in the future means working with NuGet for bringing dependencies into our projects. Rider lets us install, update and remove NuGet packages, and automatically restores missing packages when a project is opened. … Continue reading
Rider EAP 18: CoreCLR debugging is back (on Windows)
Good news everyone! A fresh Rider Early Access Program (EAP) build is available for download! Rider EAP 18 brings back CoreCLR debugging on Windows (Linux and Mac OS X will come later), the Invalid volume separator char solution load error has been fixed, there’s … Continue reading
Rider EAP update: Editor presentation improvements
Since we first released the Early Access Preview (EAP) of Rider, our cross-platform IDE, we’ve been hard at work improving many aspects of it. We spent quite some time improving visible (and invisible) aspects of the editor. Let’s look at some … Continue reading
ReSharper, .NET Core and unit testing
In this post, we’re going to look at how ReSharper 2016.3 can help you unit test your .NET Core applications and libraries. Sadly, before we can look at this, we have to deal with the confusing issue of what versions … Continue reading
Posted in How-To's
Tagged .NET Core, C#, dotCover, dotTrace, ReSharper, ReSharper 2016.3, ReSharper 2017.1, unit testing
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Rider EAP update: Code style settings and layers
Since our first public Early Access Preview (EAP) for Rider, we’ve been hard at work improving our cross-platform IDE for .NET development. Rider helps keeping a consistent code style throughout our code base, applying style settings that are based on widely … Continue reading
Posted in How-To's
Tagged C#, code analysis and quick-fixes, code style, EAP, ReSharper, Rider, settings
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State of the union: ReSharper C# 7 and VB.NET 15 support
When we released ReSharper 2016.3 (and earlier this week, ReSharper 2017.1 EAP), we introduced initial support for C# 7 and VB.NET 15. For example, ReSharper now understands binary literals and digit separators, as well as local functions with several inspections. … Continue reading
Posted in How-To's
Tagged C#, code analysis and quick-fixes, ReSharper, ReSharper 2016.3, ReSharper 2017.1, VB.NET, Visual Studio
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ReSharper Ultimate 2017.1 EAP: what’s new in build 1
Last week we launched an Early Access Program for ReSharper Ultimate 2017.1. We hope that you’ve already downloaded the build and discovered some of the new features. Today we’d like to take a closer look at the most notable updates, … Continue reading
Posted in How-To's
Tagged angularjs, C#, dotCover, EditorConfig, ReSharper, ReSharper 2017.1, ReSharper C++, TypeScript, Visual Studio 2017
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Welcome to ReSharper Ultimate 2017.1 EAP
We are glad to announce the start of the Early Access Program for ReSharper Ultimate 2017.1, the first major update of this year that we expect to release this spring. Since the beginning of the year, we’ve been working hard … Continue reading
Working with multiple solutions in Rider
Since we opened the public Early Access Preview (EAP) for Rider, we have shipped a few updates that contained bugfixes as well as new features. We received great feedback from all of you, with one big request: “Make it possible … Continue reading