Hi everyone, A new AppCode 2019.3 EAP build is available for download on our site. The highlights of this update include: Unit tests support for Catalyst SDK (OC-19181, OC-19170) Formatting improvements: Keep simple property blocks with willSet/didSet in one line using Preferences | Editor | Code Style | Swift | Wrapping and Braces | Keep when reformatting | Methods and functions in one

Hi everyone, New AppCode 2018.3 EAP build is available on our site. Formatting The following new formatting options are added to Preferences | Editor | Code Style | Swift: Tabs and Indents | Directives: Follow code indent Indent children Spaces | Around Operators | Operator in function declaration Wrapping and Braces | Ternary conditional operation | Align when multiline

Our latest release of ReSharper 2018.1.2 includes improvements in formatting that we have not yet showcased in previous blog posts. We have already written a series about maintaining consistent code style with formatting inspections earlier. Now let's look at some of the other formatting features that have been improved in ReSharper 2018.1.2 and Rider 2018.1.2! Formatting comments Commenting cod

In the previous blog post of our series around using JetBrains Annotations to improve Rider (and ReSharper's) code analysis, code completion and navigation, we looked at some background: what are these annotations? And how do we add them to our source code? Now that we have them added to our code, we can look at some examples! In this series: Improving Rider and ReSharper code analysis usin

ReSharper (and Rider) have always provided a wide range of code inspections to notify us about redundancies in code, potential code quality issues or common practices. In the next 4 blog posts, we will dive into a bunch of new features related to that: How can ReSharper help us to further increase readability? How does it integrate with other approaches in the .NET ecosystem? And what are the diff

The latest releases of ReSharper 2017.3 and Rider 2017.3 come with a number of code formatting engine updates and new options for configuring the code formatting engine and defining code style of supported languages like C#, C++, JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML and Protobuf. In this post, let's look at the new code formatter options for Razor! Note: check our series about code formatting engine up

In our previous posts, we looked at a few examples of the various improvements we made to the code formatting engine in ReSharper 2017.3 EAP and Rider 2017.3 EAP. While we now have great control over how our source code is formatted, it may be like an airplane cockpit with too many options. In this post, we'll look at the easiest way to tune the code formatting engine to our liking! This pos

Over the past few ReSharper releases, we completely rewrote our code formatting engine. By doing this rewrite, we are able to iterate and innovate more rapidly. In the latest ReSharper 2017.3 EAP releases, we have started to build on top of these rewritten foundations, guided by the most-voted feature requests in our issue tracker. Let's start a blog series and look at the various improvements!