Navigating within a solution is easy with ReSharper. Hitting Ctrl+T lets us navigate to types, symbols and files in our solution. In ReSharper Ultimate 2016.2 we added another navigation, Go to Text, which makes navigation to text in source and textual files much easier than using Visual Studio's Find in Files. And much faster, too! Now why add another navigation when we already have things like Find Usages, Go to Everything, Go to Implementation and so on? Not everything is code. Very often a solution may contain pure string references, like error messages emitted to the user. Comments may

With the release of ReSharper 2016.2 we've announced a new feature called warnings in solution-wide analysis. Basically, it means that after fixing all errors shown in the solution-wide analysis view, you will get a list of all warnings. When integrated both in your IDE and your TeamCity server, we think that this approach will appeal to developers striving for a high-quality code base, because it enables us to establish a zero-warning policy. Let's take a look at some random project as an example. We can see that it's pretty much in a good condition; solution-wide analysis shows a green

Along with multiple performance improvements and bug fixes, dotMemory 2016.2 brings one long-awaited feature: comparison of memory snapshots stored in different workspaces (or in other words, snapshots collected in different profiling sessions). When might this be helpful? Generally, in any situation where the data you need compared cannot, for some reason, be collected in one profiling session. For example, you want to find out how particular code changes affect memory usage in your application. In this case you need at least two profiling sessions: before and after changing the code. H

Sometimes, a bug fix release needs a bug fix of its own. That's what happened to ReSharper this time: yesterday's 2016.2.1 release introduced a bug whereby running Code Cleanup would incorrectly introduce access modifiers ahead of static constructors (RSRP-460771). If you're affected by this bug, please download and install ReSharper Ultimate 2016.2.2, and apologies for making you update twice. Try again. Fail again. Fail better. 👈

We have just published a bug fix update to ReSharper Ultimate 2016.2. This release contains a fine selection of 70 hand-picked bug fixes across ReSharper, ReSharper C++ and dotCover. Please download and enjoy ReSharper Ultimate 2016.2.1!

We have released ReSharper Ultimate 2016.2 last week, which introduced a whole lot of updates across ReSharper, ReSharper C++ and dotPeek, as well as a bunch of fixes and improvements in dotTrace, dotCover, and dotMemory. In case you feel that reading a multi-screen list of what's new is too daunting, our old friend Hadi Hariri has come up with an under-10-minutes summary video: In the video, Hadi uses a lot of code samples from a special repository that we maintain in order to illustrate changes in new ReSharper Ultimate versions in a very code-centric way. If you like to le

We at JetBrains have just finalized an update to the ReSharper Ultimate family, and we welcome you to download ReSharper Ultimate 2016.2 RTM! Read on for the main highlights of this release: ReSharper In addition to 750+ fixes, major highlights of ReSharper 2016.2 are the following: Support for ASP.NET Core 1.0 and .NET Core 1.0 projects, which means that ReSharper now correctly resolves project references and provides its core set of features (code inspections, code completion, navigation, search and refactorings) in projects of this type. Please note that unit testing is not yet sup

Ladies and gentlemen, you can now download ReSharper Ultimate 2016.2 Release Candidate! All new features and improvements that we have revealed and blogged about in recent months are now in pre-final state. This includes things as exciting as textual search via Go to Text, structural navigation with Tab, and warnings in solution-wide analysis, as well as more mundane fixes, of which there are plenty. If you still have pressing issues with 2016.2 RC or if something that we assume fixed doesn't actually solve your issues (btw, everyone who has been unhappy about Move to Folder behavior

ReSharper Ultimate 2016.2 EAP has been open for over two months, and we are approaching release now. Most probably, the new things described below will round up the feature set of upcoming ReSharper Ultimate 2016.2. So here is what's new in the latest EAP builds. ReSharper In addition to 100+ fixed issues in the mainline ReSharper, there are some new features worth mentioning: Go to Text navigation (Ctrl+T,T,T) lets you quickly find and navigate to any text in source and textual files. This new feature uses trigram indexing to make text search blazingly fast. Similar to other navigati

ReSharper Ultimate 2016.2 EAP goes on, and we've recently published two more builds. Here is what has been fixed, and below are some new features in these builds. Improvements in surround templates We have been working towards merging live and surround templates as well as improving the availability of templates. As of now, each non-file template can be used for generating code, for surrounding code, or for both, which lets you reuse your custom surround templates as live templates and vice versa, reducing their total count. Another new thing here is that surround templates become

Another couple of ReSharper 2016.2 EAP builds has appeared since our last post. If you haven't done it yet, it's the right time to download and try out new features and fixes. In these builds, we have fixed a numbers of issues as we normally do, improved support for the recently released .NET Core 1.0 and ASP.NET Core 1.0, and below are descriptions of some new features. HTML analysis inside .cs, .js, and .ts files If you wanted to cut corners and define some constant piece of HTML right in a string literal, you could miss some errors there... but not any longer. In C#, JavaScript or TypeS

In recent weeks, we've published builds 3 and 4 of the ReSharper 2016.2 EAP, and we have a lot to share with you, including a couple of new features, as well as the usual round of issues being fixed. So, what's new? ReSharper First up is continued improvement to our support for .NET Core RC2 projects, with a number of issues fixed. Secondly is a new feature we're formally calling Structural Navigation, but is also known as "tab navigation". The idea of this feature is to allow you to use the Tab and Shift+Tab keys to quickly move the text selection to the next or previous code elem