As you certainly know I you sometimes read my blog I am absolutely addicted to that tool and can’t work without it anymore in Visual Studio 2005.

So I am happy to announce that Jetbrains finally released ReSharper 2.5. This version is for Visual Studio 2005 only. So what’s new on this new version?

Patrice Lamarche had the opportunity to interview Christoff Wittig, CEO of db4objects.

db4objects sponsors the open source database db4o which is a native object database engine for .NET and Java.

I have quickly posted a video showing the insertion of an image and source code using the Tech Head Brothers Authoring tool on YouTube.

This demo demonstrates offline preview and the ease of inserting images and source code in authored articles.

Today is a big day with a really cool milestone for
Tech Head
Brothers website.

First I am able to publish/update content on the site with my new publishing
tool; a word template using vsto 2005 and secured web services. This piece of
code let me publish content with pictures, colorized source code, zip files for
sample applictions and this directly out of Word 2003. Really cool!!!

It was a nightmare to have this installed and working!!! For all previous
versions, since the alpha version, I used a Virtual PC. And now that the product
went RTM I decided that it was time to install it on my productive machine.

As previously announced in this post: “Microsoft
Announces CodeZone!“,  Tech
Head Brothers, my French portal about Microsoft .NET technologies, will be
part of Codezone.  Today for the first time I am able to see what this
means to be a part of the Codezone program.

Great news from Jetbrains tonight with the launch of the
ReSharper 2.0 EAP started. You can download the version for Visual Studio 2003
and Visual Studio 2005 Beta 2 and VS 2005 June CTP are supported on this
page. I can’t work anymore without that tool . There is for sure some
refactoring capabilities in Visual Studio 2005 Beta 2, but it is far from
being enough.

Build 201 (Changes from ReSharper
1.5)

What can you expect from the Beta Experience?

If you read my two last posts:

This evening I continued my journey with the C# Generics.
I refactored what I described in my post “DataAccessLayer.FindAll(PublishedBy(Author))
“ to be able to use the Design
Pattern Interpreter.