Visual Studio 2012

One of the larger efforts in ReSharper 7 was support for Visual Studio 2012, in terms of integration, enhancements of the Visual Studio experience, as well as new technologies such as WinRT. In this post we’re going to go over some of these. Theming Support Visual Studio 2012 provides support for theming, and ships with default Light and Dark themes. We have added support for this by updating all our menus, icons etc. to make sure it looks pleasant on both light and dark themes. Visual Studio also introduced monochrome icons. We received a lot of feedback from our users asking us to not fol

dotCover 1.x is all but history. Starting this week, you can download and play with dotCover 2.0 early builds. Why would you want to do that? Here's why: dotCover 2.0 can be installed into 4 versions of Visual Studio, including Visual Studio 11 Beta (with Visual Studio 11 RTM support to follow as soon as it's available.) dotCover 2.0 bundles a unit test runner. This means, even if a developer doesn't have ReSharper installed for whatever reason, he/she can still use dotCover for unit test coverage — and of course, for simply running unit tests as well. That said, if dotCover is instal

As you may know, on the 29th of February, apart from an Azure outage caused by a leap year bug, Microsoft also released Visual Studio 11 Beta and Windows 8 Consumer Preview. Immediately we started getting tweets asking when we’d support the Beta. In fact we already supported it. We had it working internally, but needed to test a few more things before opening it up. After a few days of testing, it now looks like we have a reasonable enough build to release out in the public. Before you proceed to play with ReSharper in VS11 Beta, let us prevent false expectations with a few important notes

We recently announced the availability of ReSharper 6.1 EAP which includes initial experimental support for VS11. What wasn't included was an installer, which made the whole support pretty much useless. We only realized this after shipping it and someone tweeting "WTF is VS11 checkbox?" In all seriousness though, we knew that this was missing. We had intended to provide a VSIX that allows you to install ReSharper 6.1 in VS11 on the same day of the release of EAP, but it didn't happen. However, that VSIX is now available, and you can obtain it from the nightly build (which btw have resumed)