SDK

With the recent announcement of the ReSharper 8.1 EAP, we’ve made steps to address one of the common requests of plugin authors – to ship the ReSharper SDK as a NuGet package. Previously, we’ve shipped the SDK as an MSI installer that would install Visual Studio templates, MSBuild targets, tools and reference assemblies, or as a standalone zip file, containing the same files. While this works just fine for developing on your own machine, it doesn’t play nicely when building on a Continuous Integration server such as TeamCity. You have to manually install the SDK on each build agent, or check

Good news for dotTrace Performance SDK users. Today we've released a minor update which includes the following fixes and changes: A new updated sample for better understanding of how to use dotTrace Performance SDK in the most efficient way. ProfilerState.IsProfilerActive property is now being set to true when it's used in ProfilingControlKind.API parameter. See this issue. Improved repeated attach. Please feel free to download the latest version of dotTrace SDK. And don't forget to check this post for more details on how dotTrace SDK can help you improve performance of your applications

UPDATE: This blog post is dedicated to dotTrace  version 5 which is now outdated. For the information about the latest dotTrace profiling API refer to the documentation. As of version 5 of dotTrace Performance we started shipping as part of the package, an SDK which allowed us to programmatically make use of dotTrace Performance engine. We are excited to announce that we are now offering this as its own standalone product, with its own installer, and available for free. Download it here. Making performance snapshots child’s play Performance issues generally are a pain. They

This post is about ReSharper 6.1. For other features in ReSharper 6 (both 6.0 and 6.1), please see previous posts introducing ReSharper 6. Those cover support for JavaScript (including unit testing with QUnit), CSS, ASP.NET MVC 3 Razor, and Async CTP; bundled decompiler; explanations on ReSharper inspections; fine-tuning file headers; ReSharper settings revised in 6.1 (and their company-wide usage); recent improvements in IntelliSense options, and optimizing assembly references Though every new release of ReSharper comes with extra features and functionality, there are always things that our