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Ways and Advantages of Migrating JavaScript Code to TypeScript
Nowadays, more and more new languages are created with the aim of providing an alternative to JavaScript. One of these languages is TypeScript. It is compiled to readable JavaScript code; its main...
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JavaScript Support in ReSharper 9
ReSharper 9 comes with plenty of JavaScript-related changes. We’ve already mentioned some of them in our TypeScript blog post and, additionally, we have a blog post on converting JavaScript to...
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C# 6.0 support in ReSharper 9.1
One of the interesting challenges in creating an IDE is tracking changes to a language as it evolves. ReSharper 9.0 shipped with early support for C# 6.0, but the language wasn’t done yet. Now that the...
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TypeScript and ECMAScript 6 in ReSharper 9.1
As you may know, the working draft of ECMAScript 6 standard has reached the Release Candidate stage. TypeScript, starting with version 1.4, aligns more closely with this new standard while adding some...
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Introducing Source Templates
ReSharper’s Live Templates are a very powerful way of generating code. Type the name of a template, hit Tab or select the template from the code completion list, and the text template is expanded and...
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How to use JetBrains Annotations to improve ReSharper inspections
ReSharper’s analyses and inspections are already very smart, finding code smells, dead code, and potential runtime issues directly from your source code. They build abstract syntax trees, create a...
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TypeScript and JavaScript in ReSharper 9.2
ReSharper 9.1 marked our first attempt at supporting the future-of-the-Web technologies: ECMAScript 6 and TypeScript 1.5. In ReSharper 9.2 we are enhancing this support while taking a look deeper into...
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Code Completion Improvements in ReSharper 9
ReSharper 9.x continues to build on the radical improvements in ReSharper 8 with even more completion features and enhancements to existing ones. Here’s what we’ve got: Completion filters let you take...
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Introducing ReSharper Build
ReSharper has always wanted to speed up your code editing, refactoring and navigation. ReSharper 10 now wants to speed up your build. ReSharper Build is a new feature in ReSharper 10 that will reduce...
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Optimizing Load Balancing in PLINQs with ReSharper Ultimate
When filtering large amounts of data, using a PLINQ instead of a sequential LINQ can provide significant performance boosts. Still, optimal parallelization is quite a complex task that depends on a...
View ArticleReSharper Build webinar: recording and Q&A
The recording of our recent webinar with Matt Ellis, Speeding up MSBuild: Tips, Tricks and ReSharper Build, is now available: In this webinar Matt talks about some of the ways that help achieve faster...
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Continuous Testing in dotCover and ReSharper Ultimate
Over the last couple of years, continuous testing has been the top anticipated dotCover feature. Now, the wait is finally over as dotCover 10 supports continuous testing in Visual Studio! Before we...
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The recording of our recent webinar, Continuous Testing in Visual Studio using dotCover or ReSharper Ultimate, is now available: In this webinar, we demonstrate Continuous Testing, a new feature of...
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End of Year Round up of ReSharper 10 Extensions
With the end of the year just around the corner, ReSharper 10 released less than two months ago, and having just released our second maintenance release, it’s a perfect time to take a look at some of...
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Timeline Profiling inside Visual Studio
With each new release, dotTrace deepens its integration with ReSharper and Visual Studio. In doing this, we aim to lower the entry barrier and make profiling easier to use on a daily basis, by moving...
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Open sourcing ReSharper’s external annotations
We recently open sourced the external annotations that ReSharper uses to improve analysis and provide extra features over third party code, and we’ve also opened up to contributions from the community....
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Smart Tooltips in dotTrace 2016.1
If you’ve used dotTrace integrated in Visual Studio before 2016.1, you probably noticed its main drawback compared to its standalone counterpart. It lacked the fully functional Threads diagram. The...
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dotTrace 2016.2 adds folding recursive calls in Timeline Viewer
Although dotTrace 2016.2 mainly focuses on performance and bug fixes, it also gets one easy-to-miss yet important new feature, which has to do with how dotTrace Timeline Viewer shows recursive calls....
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Establishing a zero-warning policy with ReSharper’s solution-wide analysis
With the release of ReSharper 2016.2 we’ve announced a new feature called warnings in solution-wide analysis. Basically, it means that after fixing all errors shown in the solution-wide analysis view,...
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Navigate to text in a solution with Go to Text in ReSharper
Navigating within a solution is easy with ReSharper. Hitting Ctrl+T lets us navigate to types, symbols and files in our solution. In ReSharper Ultimate 2016.2 we added another navigation, Go to Text,...
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