ReSharper and Rider 2021.1.3 bugfix is available

Regular feedback we hear from the ReSharper community is how helpful it has been in learning the latest features of .NET. ReSharper is the pair-programming buddy you've always wanted, helping you with hints, tips, warnings, and catching errors. While fixing issues is essential, understanding why a code change is positive is vital to a software developer's growth. We always provide you with as much information as possible to make the ultimate decision about your code, putting the power of choice in your hands. In this post, you'll get a quick recap of code inspections, what they are, and

Join us Thursday, April 6, 2023, 3:00 - 4:00 PM UTC (check other timezones) for our free live webinar, Object-Oriented vs. Functional Programming With C# and F#, with Software Architect at Calitime AG, Urs Enzler. Register now and get a reminder, or join on YouTube Modern programming languages support both object-oriented and functional programming to a large extent. What are the differences between the two approaches, and where is one more appropriate than the other? Can these two programming paradigms be combined? In this session, we look at the differences and similarities between

Rider has always been the most innovative script editor for Unity (and Unreal!) game development, and Rider 2023.1 is no different. As part of this release, we’ve added support for Unity’s new Data Oriented Tech Stack, more commonly known as DOTS. We’ve got new file templates, Code Vision for DOTS types, generation for boilerplate code, and of course, inspections and quick fixes. Let's take a look at how Rider can help you write and update your codebase to work in the new DOTS style! Furthermore, we'll be at GDC in San Francisco next week, so if you have any questions, feature reques

The .NET 7 SDK arrived a few months ago, with many .NET developers looking forward to this release and the brand-new C# language features that come along with it. If you haven't put your fingers on it yet, all you need is: Download the latest .NET SDKUpdate your global.json if you have oneUpdate the TargetFramework in your project to net7.0 (only for some features)Update the LangVersion property in your project to 11.0 or preview In this series, we will dive into the most interesting features that are coming with C# 11 and show how we updated ReSharper and Rider to support you in applyin