Oren Eini

aka Ayende Rahien

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Jun 02 2007

ReSharper 3.0 Beta

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I am using R# 3.0 Beta, and I am loving it, check out the suggestions:

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And this one:

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Or this one:

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The really great thing about it is that it is three key strokes from suggestions to having better code!

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JH
02 Jun 2007
15:58 PM
JH

Being told how to write code is something that many people argued against using FxCOP for. "I'm not going to let Microsoft dictate my style". It's for this reason that I find it very surprising that you appear to be so in support of a feature like this. It usualy holds that you are a fairly vocal advocate of the freedom to discover best practices within the code rather than have them dictated by a tool.

I haven't seen whether this feature is configurable. FxCOP allows you are more easily able to change, edit, or create your own rules along with the suggested improvements so you can customize the stylistic rules based on the rules used by your development team.

I'm not certain whether the rules being suggested by ReSharper are configurable (I haven't yet tried 3.0 beta)

The only real difference I can see between this feature and FxCOP is tht FxCOP is not design-time.

Ayende Rahien
02 Jun 2007
16:12 PM
Ayende Rahien

I find it very surprising that you appear to be so in support of a feature like this

Yes, but it has the following big advantages:

  • It is non invasive

  • Fixing an issue is a matter of seconds

  • It is recommending to do the Right Thing

When I tried FxCop is complained about too many bogus stuff it was a PITA to keep using it. This has a feedback cycle of seconds, and I support making my life easier.

In essence, it hits the Zero Friction point.

And yes, it is configurable, and you can even add your own stuff.

Doug Rohm
02 Jun 2007
17:48 PM
Doug Rohm

Ayende,

Anyway you could make your VS color settings available? I've been wanting to switch to a black background in the IDE, but I just haven't had time to go through all the changes to make it happen...

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