ReSharper and Rider 2022.1.2 Are Now Available

The next major release for Rider is right around the corner! Get an early preview of the new features and improvements that are coming your way by downloading the Beta build today. Here’s an overview of what you can expect from Rider 2023.1 Beta: New C# inspections to optimize your work with various types of collections.More adjustable ways to introduce null checks in your C# code.Support for Unity’s DOTS.VCS widget for Perforce.Support for Unreal Engine 5.2.Unreal Engine’s Blueprint error parsing. Visualizers for string variables. Color and brush previews for Avalonia XAML

The next major release for ReSharper and the JetBrains .NET tools is still a few days away, but you can already get a preview of the features and improvements in store by downloading the 2023.1 Beta build.  Let’s take a look at what’s included in the final feature set. ReSharper 2023.1 Beta New C# inspections to reduce the number of lookups in collections.More adjustable ways to introduce null checks in your C# code.The Extract common property pattern inspection and quick-fix.The Remove empty regions inspection and quick-fix.Reworked update dialog.New Reformat inactive prepro

The C# programming language is jam-packed with so much syntactic sugar it would make your dentist mad. Its high-level features allow you to write terse expressions that typically require several lines of code in lower-level languages such as C. How do C# language designers keep packing in new language features while allowing you to target older runtimes and keeping your applications performant? Well, it's all about Lowering.  This post will discuss "lowering" and how ReSharper can help you uncover the magic behind the curtain. What Is Lowering? When you write C# code, your ultima

When using Docker in your development workflow, it is sometimes necessary to connect to a running Docker container to perform critical tasks or troubleshoot issues. For example, you may want to explore the file system, look at processes running in the container, tail a log file in the container, and more. You can connect to a running Docker container in many ways: using the docker attach command, using docker exec, or (surprise!) with the click of a button in JetBrains Rider! Let’s have a look. Attaching to a running Docker container One way to attach to a running Docker container is