Jura Gorohovsky just posted on the release of a public beta of ReSharper 4.5
Continue readingYour wait is almost over: ReSharper 4.5 has gone public beta, and the official release is just a few weeks away!
If you do have Microsoft Source Analysis Tools for C# and JetBrains ReSharper 4.0 installed in you development environment than you might get issue when you run your unit tests through ReSharper Unit Test Explorer and Sessions. As you can read on my bug report feedback:
There is known problem in StyleCop, which prevents build system of VS to report any progress. Unit Testing waits for project to be built. You can switch building to “Never” on Session toolbar and build manually, or uninstall StyleCop
JetBrains has released their ultimate Visual Studio plugin, ReSharper 4.0.
This much-anticipated productivity tool includes many new features and improvements.
Continue readingJetBrains just released a First Candidate release of ReSharper 4.0 marked as Stable!
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Date Build # Links Status Comment Known problems Fixed issues 19 May 2008 804 [Download](http://download.jetbrains.com/resharper/ReSharperSetup.4.0.804.16.msi) Beta Candidate **Stable** None [Fixes](http://www.jetbrains.net/jira/secure/IssueNavigator.jspa?reset=true&&type=-2&pid=10241&customfield_10011%3AlessThan=00000000000804.000&customfield_10011%3AgreaterThan=00000000000804.000&resolution=1&sorter/field=issuekey&sorter/order=DESC)
I am an early adpoter of ReSharper for a while now and I feel good seeing such things!
Today I am developing for my company innoveo solutions, and hope to be able to tell you on what soon ;-)
I came accross this great new feature of JetBrains ReSharper 4, read more about all features on this page.
Continue readingYou might get access to the early bits on the following page.
Read more about it on the ReSharper 4.0 EAP Notes page:
Continue readingIlya Ryzhenkov just published a post about “ReSharper and Visual Studio 2008“.
If you want to know more about what is coming you definitely have to read his post!
Continue readingThis morning due to a modification error I made in a ReSharper Live Template I discovered a cool feature, see the following picture in which ReSharper shows you that you made a recursive call:
