.NET Tools

Hello everyone, ReSharper 2024.2 and the latest versions of other JetBrains .NET tools have just been released. This release brings support for the .NET 9 Preview SDK, new C# and C++ features, localization updates, AI Assistant enhancements, and much more. In this article, we’ll cover the high…

Get a preview of all the latest features and improvements set to be shipped with the next major ReSharper and .NET tools releases by downloading the Release Candidate builds that have just landed. Here are the major improvements in each of the new builds: The ReSharper 2024.2 Release Can…

The next Early Access Program (EAP) for ReSharper version 2023.1 is right around the corner, which means it’s high time to let you in on what we’ll be working on in the coming months.  This roadmap is just a preliminary plan and it may be adjusted depending on our priorities and resources as…

Taking ReSharper out of process is a monumental undertaking. We covered the magnitude of this in a previous blog post and posted some updates on YouTrack along the way.   In the simplest terms, we’re tasked with separating code that requires the Microsoft Visual Studio (VS) API from cod…

It’s been a few weeks since ReSharper 2022.2 was released, bringing you extended support for C# 11 features, memory-optimized solution-wide analysis, and a brand-new Virtual Formatter, among other exciting additions and improvements.  While we’re unpacking your feedback in preparation for th…

Working on new, large codebases can be quite daunting. You aren’t familiar with the structure, naming conventions, or a teammate’s quirky style that made it past code reviews. Fortunately, Rider contains many navigational features that you can use to help you get up to speed in new codebases quickly…