You probably are aware by now that as of ReSharper 5 we added first-class support for ASP.NET MVC. This included among many things, the ability to provide Intellisense, Create from usage and Navigation to built-in methods such as Controller.View or Html.ActionLink : Navigation Ctrl+Left Mouse Click or...
Just a quick note to say that I’ve transferred the YouTrackSharp project from my own account over to the JetBrains account on github . I’ve also pushed the initial spike of YouTrackForReSharper which is a plug-in for ReSharper to talk to YouTrack. We’re looking for contributors for...
Many, myself included, have been eagerly awaiting the release of the ReSharper Runner of Machine.Specification (MSpec) for ReSharper 6. I’m glad to announce that this is now available, which is the result of a team-effort between Victor Kropp , Chris Nicola , myself and of course Alexander Gross...
[Finally I’ve managed to get the second part of the post on plug-ins. Sorry for the delay to everyone who was waiting. Appreciate your patience. And now I’ll resume my holidays!] In the previous part of this series , we saw the basics of how to create a plug-in for ReSharper , install it...
Yesterday the ReSharper Twitter Account tweeted about a Zen Coding Plug-in available as a PowerToy. If you’re not familiar with Zen Coding, check out this link . I received a couple of emails from people asking about the PowerToys and what exactly they were, and to be honest, I wasn’t really...
Although I mentioned briefly in the past some of the new features ASP.NET MVC features ReSharper 5 supports, I thought it would be a good idea to sum up the main ones in a single post and go into a little bit more detail on them. ASP.NET ReSharper ‘s support for ASP.NET is not restricted only to...
ReSharper does a lot of things, but as they say, you can’t please all the people all of the time. However, one the great things about ReSharper is that it is quite extensible and there are already quite a number plug-ins available. Some of the better known ones are: - StyleCop for ReSharper by...
A few years ago I was introduced to ReSharper ( JetBrains ) from a co-worker (Thanks Grant!). Having always been one who desires to move more quickly through code and take advantage of any shortcut I can, ReSharper felt like "coming home". Last week I was invited to be part of their development...