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Rider 2021.3 comes with official support for the .NET 6 SDK, including the Hot Reload feature. It brings a completely redesigned main toolbar and Debug tab, and a new Problems View tool window. Rider also supports more C#10 features, like file-scoped namespaces and global using directives, to help you use the latest language capabilities more effectively.

We’re quickly approaching the last major release of the year, and the Beta version of Rider 2021.3 is now available. You can download it from our website, get it from our free Toolbox App, or use this snap package (for Ubuntu). This build is free to use and no license is required. The Beta build ships with all of the changes introduced in our Early Access Program builds. Some of them were already covered in previous blog posts, so feel free to check out the details by following the links. Here are the key updates in Rider 2021.3 Beta: Support for the .NET 6 SDK, including Hot Reload

Hello everyone, The new release version of Rider is here! Let’s explore some of the most exciting features included with it. Before diving into the feature set, there is an important note. Starting with the 2021.2 release of our .NET productivity tools, including Rider, we will require .NET Framework 4.7.2 or newer installed on your machine. Learn more here. Support for ASP.​NET Core Endpoints You can also use the HTTP Client tab to create and submit requests to your application. This is useful for testing APIs. Learn more in our blog post A Better Way To Discov

The recording of our webinar, Xamarin, the best way to make NFC Apps, with Saamer Mansoor, is now available. Subscribe to our community newsletter to receive notifications about future webinars. Learn about NFC technology, potential invention ideas, the NFC capabilities & differences between iPhone & Android apps, and why Xamarin is the best way to make cross-platform NFC Apps. Also, learn about ways to implement security and limitations. (more…)

Join us Tuesday, January 19, 2021, 16:00 - 17:00 CET (10:00 AM - 11:00 AM EST or check other timezones) for our free live webinar, Xamarin, the best way to make NFC Apps, with Saamer Mansoor. Register now and get a reminder, or join on YouTube Learn about NFC technology, potential invention ideas, the NFC capabilities & differences between iPhone & Android apps, and why Xamarin is the best way to make cross-platform NFC Apps. Also, learn about ways to implement security and limitations. (more…)

Hello everyone! For the last 4 months the whole .NET division here at JetBrains has been working hard on preparing some awesome stuff for you in the last Rider release of this year. We hope you will enjoy all the new features and improvements. Say hello to the Rider 2020.3 release! Here are the most notable new features in this release. .NET 5 Rider supports all of the features from the latest versions of .NET including source generators, new NuGet features, and new target frameworks (net5.0-windows and net5.0). C# 9 All the new features from C# 9 are finally supported in Rider: reco

One of the wonderful things about .NET is the vast array of platforms .NET developers can target. My personal experience has been developing ASP.NET applications and HTTP APIs, but recently I've been dabbling with mobile applications built using Rider and Xamarin.Forms. For those curious, or maybe even a little scared, about working with Xamarin.Forms, well, don't be. I've found the Xamarin.Forms community to be welcoming and very helpful to a mobile newbie like me. I've also found the platform itself to be straightforward to get started and iterate on as I've learned new approaches to solving

Hello everyone, Welcome to the early access program of our third release of the year, Rider 2020.3. The highlights of the first EAP build include more advanced C# 9 support, new debugger features, and UX improvements. Let’s look into the details. UX improvements The most obvious update is the redesigned Welcome screen. More is less: we’ve tried to make the first window you see in Rider as neat and uncluttered as possible. It offers only the most common operations. A long-awaited improvement has made it into the code editor: now you can split the editor by dragging and dropping

The recording of our webinar, Xamarin, MAUI and the reactive MVVM between them, with Rodney Littles, II, is now available. Subscribe to our community newsletter to receive notifications about future webinars. Xamarin Forms is the .NET cross platform technology that allows you to write an application in C# and target various operating systems, primarily mobile. The recommended architectural approach for .NET applications adhering to SOLID principles is Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM). ReactiveUI is a MVVM framework based on Reactive Extensions, which are a cross language approach to functional pro

Join us Thursday, September 17, 2020, 16:00 - 17:00 CEST (10:00 AM - 11:00 AM EDT or check other timezones) for our free live webinar, Xamarin, MAUI and the reactive MVVM between them, with Rodney Littles, II. Register now and get a reminder, or join on YouTube Xamarin Forms is the .NET cross platform technology that allows you to write an application in C# and target various operating systems, primarily mobile. The recommended architectural approach for .NET applications adhering to SOLID principles is Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM). ReactiveUI is a MVVM framework based on Reactive Extensions, w

Wondering how to build a Xamarin mobile application with Rider? In this blog post, our friends from Syncfusion explain how to do it using Syncfusion Xamarin Components. JetBrains Rider is a cross-platform IDE for consistent application development. Cross-platform is what most mobile developers are, targeting Android and iOS. Syncfusion Xamarin components include over 145 essential controls, like DataGrid, Charts, and ListView, for building powerful line-of-business Xamarin applications. In this post we’ll be using JetBrains Rider along with Syncfusion Xamarin components to develop a m