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Tag Archives: ReSharper 2016.3
ReSharper, .NET Core and unit testing
In this post, we’re going to look at how ReSharper 2016.3 can help you unit test your .NET Core applications and libraries. Sadly, before we can look at this, we have to deal with the confusing issue of what versions … Continue reading
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Tagged .NET Core, C#, dotCover, dotTrace, ReSharper, ReSharper 2016.3, ReSharper 2017.1, unit testing
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State of the union: ReSharper C# 7 and VB.NET 15 support
When we released ReSharper 2016.3 (and earlier this week, ReSharper 2017.1 EAP), we introduced initial support for C# 7 and VB.NET 15. For example, ReSharper now understands binary literals and digit separators, as well as local functions with several inspections. … Continue reading
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Tagged C#, code analysis and quick-fixes, ReSharper, ReSharper 2016.3, ReSharper 2017.1, VB.NET, Visual Studio
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Redesigned filters in dotTrace 2016.3
If you are a long-term user of dotTrace Timeline Viewer, you’ve likely noticed some UI changes in dotTrace 2016.3. What has changed exactly and, more importantly, why were these changes made? Read on to find out.
A summary of ReSharper actions around C# method parameters
ReSharper offers hundreds of quick-fixes and context actions. As you remember, quick-fixes are aimed to resolve a certain problem in your code, whereas context actions allow you to quickly introduce some minor changes. Today we are going to review several … Continue reading
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Tagged C#, code analysis and quick-fixes, refactoring, ReSharper, ReSharper 2016.3
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Code generation improvements in ReSharper 2016.3
ReSharper’s code generation actions can create a lot of code for us. Why manually write a constructor that initializes type members? Why manually implement interface methods and properties? ReSharper can do those things for us! Some say developers who use tools … Continue reading
ReSharper Ultimate 2016.3.2
We are starting the new year with a bugfix update for ReSharper Ultimate 2016.3. All in all, it addresses 50+ issues in ReSharper, dotCover, dotTrace and ReSharper C++. ReSharper 2016.3.2 includes minor fixes in code analysis and highlighting, automatic code … Continue reading
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Tagged dotCover, ReSharper, ReSharper 2016.3, ReSharper C++, ReSharper Ultimate
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Subsystems in dotTrace Timeline Viewer
If you use dotTrace, you probably know it consists of two independent applications for performance analysis: Performance Viewer and Timeline Viewer. One of the greatest features that made Performance Viewer so helpful for quick performance evaluation was Subsystems. In dotTrace … Continue reading
Deep event analysis with dotTrace 2016.3
dotTrace 2016.3 introduces a new Events window which is available in both standalone dotTrace and dotTrace integrated in Visual Studio. To open the window in the standalone Timeline Viewer, use the View | Events menu: In Visual Studio, click Show … Continue reading
New code coverage highlighting in dotCover 2016.3
After we released the initial continuous testing support in dotCover, the most popular response was “Cool, but this could be a lot more useful if highlighting was able to indicate test results.” Indeed, before 2016.3, dotCover’s highlighting was used only … Continue reading