ReSharper 9

ReSharper 9.x continues to build on the radical improvements in ReSharper 8 with even more completion features and enhancements to existing ones. Here’s what we’ve got: Completion filters let you take control of your search results if they get too big. The new completion filters let you fine-tune the set of results by showing a set of options below the completion list. These buttons can be toggled either using the shortcut keys or the mouse (left button adds the element, right button removes it): The behavior of completion filters is configurable in ReSharper’s options. You can choos

As you may already know, starting with ReSharper 9 all our .NET products share a common platform (including ReSharper, dotCover, dotTrace, dotMemory, and dotPeek). This allowed us to create the ReSharper Ultimate bundle which includes the entire .NET product lineup. In our recent posts about ReSharper Ultimate, we promised that thanks to the shared platform, dotTrace (as well as other .NET tools) would become more integrated with ReSharper. So, what does the new ReSharper 9.2 release bring us and how does dotTrace benefit from it? Run configurations in ReSharper 9.2 Along with other

Sometimes when you're writing code, you want to verify an assumption quickly, check how your API works, or simply prototype and execute a small part of your code. What common options are available to us? Create a separate small project, put the code to verify into its Main() method, and add all the necessary dependencies. Hook the code to verify to a random button and start the debugger (and hopefully remember to remove the code afterwards). Write a temporary unit test and execute it with the Unit Test Runner. Well, with ReSharper 9.2's new run configurations there's now a better

ReSharper 9.1 marked our first attempt at supporting the future-of-the-Web technologies:  ECMAScript 6 and TypeScript 1.5. In ReSharper 9.2 we are enhancing this support while taking a look deeper into the future by extending this support to many features of TypeScript 1.6. To make your development even more fun, now we provide support for regular expressions in JavaScript and TypeScript code. And finally, two small but useful features made their way to our TypeScript support: Import completion and Go to type of symbol. ECMAScript 6 support improvements ReSharper 9.2 now supports ECMAScr

This is to let you know that a fresh update of ReSharper Ultimate tools is now available for download! This update consists of ReSharper 9.2, ReSharper C++ 1.1, dotTrace 6.2, dotCover 3.2, dotMemory 4.4 and dotPeek 1.5. Let's take a quick look on what's new in each of them. ReSharper 9.2 In addition to almost 400 fixes, ReSharper 9.2 release includes: Improved support for Visual Studio 2015 RTM. ReSharper 9.2 refines integration with Visual Studio 2015 RTM, addressing issues discovered in versions 9.1.2 and 9.1.3. Support for Windows 10 Developer Tools. ReSharper 9.2 provides code

Please welcome another round of Release Candidate builds including ReSharper 9.2, ReSharper C++ 1.1, dotPeek 1.5, dotCover 3.2, dotTrace 6.2 and dotMemory 4.4. Compared to the first RC, Release Candidate 2 contains a pack of performance and stability fixes in Visual Studio 2015, improves understanding of Universal Windows Platform application code, removes a few issues with C# 6 support. Here's the complete list of fixes in ReSharper 9.2 RC2. We still expect to publish the final release of ReSharper 9.2 and other ReSharper Ultimate tools later this month. Meanwhile, please download and t

We have today published Release Candidate builds of ReSharper 9.2, ReSharper C++ 1.1, dotPeek 1.5, dotCover 3.2, dotTrace 6.2 and dotMemory 4.4. The final release of ReSharper 9.2 and the entire ReSharper Ultimate toolset is expected later this month. To help us make sure that there are no critical regressions, please download and try the Release Candidate. This list of pending bug and performance reports is what currently separates ReSharper 9.2 from the final release. If more of you start using the Release Candidate, we might be able to locate and fix even more issues in time for the r

Visual Studio 2015 RTM users, please be informed that ReSharper 9.1.3 is now available for download, along with corresponding updates to all other ReSharper Ultimate tools. This update fixes the annoying editor issues that were on display in ReSharper 9.1.2 and that included inverted keyboard input, disappearing caret, and focus switching off the text editor, potentially resulting in Visual Studio crashes. Additionally, this update fixes ReSharper's XAML code generation features in Visual Studio 2015 RTM. If you use Visual Studio 2015 RTM, this is a recommended update for you. If you'

UPDATE! The behavior described below is supposedly fixed in ReSharper 9.1.3. Apologies to everyone affected, and please install the new version. Sometimes bad releases happen, and it looks like this week's ReSharper 9.1.2 was one of them. What initially looked like a locale-specific problem turned out to be a universal hindrance for Visual Studio 2015 RTM users, with symptoms such as inverted keyboard input (sgnirt instead of string), disappearing caret, focus switching off the text editor, and random crashes. We should point out that these problems only affect Visual Studio 2015 RTM

Update! ReSharper 9.1.2 has proven to be unstable in many Visual Studio 2015 RTM installations. If you're affected, please apply available workarounds until ReSharper 9.1.3 is available. Visual Studio 2015 and .NET Framework 4.6 were both released to market yesterday. Kudos to Microsoft for making this finally happen. We thought we would come up with a quick guide to help you sort out what to expect from ReSharper integration into the final RTM build of Visual Studio 2015. Here's what you should know: For those of you wondering if you need ReSharper in Visual Studio 2015 at all, loo

Following our plan to deliver ReSharper Ultimate updates every 3-4 months, we are today opening an Early Access Program for ReSharper 9.2 and other ReSharper Ultimate tools. Specifically, this EAP encompasses ReSharper 9.2, ReSharper C++ 1.1, dotTrace 6.2, dotCover 3.2, dotMemory 4.4 and dotPeek 1.5. Below is a quick overview of what this update has to offer today. ReSharper 9.2 EAP The initial build of ReSharper 9.2 EAP is mostly about bug fixes in TypeScript support, IntelliSense and C# code analysis. TypeScript support has received a respectable bunch of fixes. For example, r

As we have recently released ReSharper 9.1.1 and more ReSharper Ultimate updates, you might be wondering what we have in store for the remainder of the year. This is even more important to know considering that Microsoft is expected to reach a couple of major milestones in upcoming months, specifically the final releases of Visual Studio 2015 and Windows 10. First of all, as you might have noticed from recent releases coming out of JetBrains, we are making a habit of updating ReSharper Ultimate products every 3-4 months. We want to keep this pace further on, which means that a new update