Object-Oriented vs. Functional Programming With C# and F# – Recording Available

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Despite being a plugin itself, ReSharper serves as an incredible platform for plugin creation. ReSharper’s development team uses the dependency injection approach to design every aspect of the product. That means that any component of ReSharper is like a building block that can be overridden with plugins, opening up virtually limitless possibilities for fine-tuning every aspect of ReSharper’s behavior.  As a plugin author, you get to take advantage of each and every component that ReSharper developers themselves use. But there’s a flip side to such freedom. Following the “each p

Hello everyone,  The second EAP build for ReSharper 2023.2 has just been released!You can download it from our website. Heads up: This update is heavy on C# language support. Let’s go over the most important updates.   Inspections for working with local functions ReSharper 2023.2 EAP 2 introduces two new inspections and corresponding quick-fixes aimed at improving code readability with local functions. The use of local functions can present certain challenges with respect to code readability. A common issue is that developers reading the code are forced to scroll thr

Hello everyone,  A new EAP build for Rider 2023.2 has just landed and it’s incredibly feature-rich! Let’s take a look at the most notable updates.  C# updates Rider 2023.2 comes with new inspections and quick-fixes for common Entity Framework issues, such as the “N+1” problem and queries returning incomplete data. For the full details, check out this blog post for Resharper 2023.2 EAP 2. Reworked Build tool window Building solutions containing multiple projects has historically been one of the most CPU- and memory-intensive tasks for Rider. Not only did it take more ti