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Saturday, March 01, 2008 12:19 PM

Selling ReSharper

At my workplace we've bought ReSharper licenses for everyone. Still, some of the developers refuse to use it. They say it is too slow for them to use. It's true this software has serious performance issues. If I try to open three instances of visual studio with ReSharper on, my dual-core computer with 2GB of RAM will choke to death. I guess there's a reason it lets you display the amount of managed memory it's using in Visual Studio's status bar (that's rather like admiting...
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Sunday, November 25, 2007 11:20 PM

Restoring Shift+Tab in ReSharper

Since we installed ReSharper, we've noticed that the Shift+Tab shortcut has stopped working, which was a great annoyance to my team (ReSharper still rules, you ungrateful bastards). After some googling, the following forum post provided the solution: Go to Visual Studio options -> Environment -> Keyboard. Choose the action Edit.DecreaseLineIndent. Change the scope to "Text Editor" (where it says "Global"), otherwise the following step won't work. Hit Shift+Tab. Assign...
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Monday, April 09, 2007 4:36 PM

ReSharper + Orcas = Bad

A small warning: Do not install the pre-release of ReSharper 3.0 on Visual Studio Orcas. Although the installation works, ReSharper does not handle the C# 3.0 syntax correctly (it really doesn't like x => x+1 syntax ), and the intellisense gets all screwed up. Trying to uninstall ReSharper 3.0 resulted in my VS Orcas having an empty "ReSharper" menu, and with the intellisense gone, which I had to fix manually (by scanning the options menu for about an hour for the right option). To add to the...
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Saturday, March 31, 2007 7:15 AM

Resharped

I am rather ashamed to admit that up until now I've never really tried to use Resharper , the very well known Visual Studio add-in. Today I decided to give Resharper 2.5 a try and was really blown away. Comparing Visual Studio 2005 without Resharper to Visual Studio 2005 with Resharper, is like comparing Turbo Pascal to, well, Visual Studio 2005. There's really no match here. It starts with the little things, like how it always adds a matching brace to any brace you use ( { , [ , ( ). It makes you...
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