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

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