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ReSharper

I tried out JetBrains ReSharper tonight while working on a couple of things. Overall it seemed nice, but nothing special. I certainly didn't have the mind-blowing experience some others have had while using IDEA, but it is still only a “bleeding edge preview“. Since I've never used IDEA I am probably missing out on a lot of the “nice” features that have been included in ReSharper - there is a list here I will have to try out, and a good introduction at Michael Yuan's blog. The speed and stability seemed fine in the version (build 71) that I downloaded.

In a very selfish way I'm sort of glad that ReSharper is not THAT good since I have to code VB.NET at work, and JetBrains show no sign of releasing a tool for VB.NET. Now if only Microsoft will add real refactoring support to the Whidbey release of VB.NET......

posted on Sunday, March 07, 2004 7:20 PM

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# re: ReSharper 3/8/2004 3:30 AM Darrell

The fact that Microsoft will release refactoring support for both VB.NET and C# will give it a definite edge over any refactoring add-in (Resharper or C# Refactory).

# re: ReSharper 3/8/2004 6:48 AM JosephCooney

I thought the status of VB.NET's refactoring support was up in the air, and there was some talk of it being a reduced set of features compared to C#.

# Serviced Components and the road to Indigo 3/14/2004 8:12 PM JosephCooney

Serviced Components and the road to Indigo

# re: ReSharper 3/24/2004 8:18 PM john

I just got an email yesterday about the release of www.devexpress.com/coderush which supports VB and C#

# re: ReSharper 7/27/2004 12:38 PM David Goldstein

v1.0 is released and it rocks!

check it out!

# re: ReSharper 10/18/2004 10:19 PM Vadim Markoff

ReSharper is a piece of crap... but once there's nothing better, fine... let's consider it a TOOL...
And arrrggg... after you try to uninstall it you lose even that bit (compared to VB) of intelli-sense available in VC#...

I feel limited, limited, limited by VC#... I've been working with .NET for full 3 years on extremely advanced levels...
Sometimes it's so ridiculous VC# can't do what VB can... I like VC# but... I'd prefer the Lexus VB instead of the tractorish VC#...

Politically correct decision of Microsoft to bring non-Microsoft people into the MS World via VC# has succeded though...

# re: ReSharper 10/18/2004 10:21 PM VM

PS. I meant VB.NET, obviously...

# re: ReSharper 11/25/2004 9:19 AM Vlado

JetBrains will launch a full-scale C# IDE mid-next year seemingly (with possible VB.NET support), so get ready for some serious competition -- it's also gonna offer an updated plugin for VS .NET 2005 -- and will, as JetBrains always seems to do, add more productivity features, refactorings, etc... than you can shake your hat at (or Whidbey will come with) ...

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