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ReSharper: Showing the flag
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And this if for the guys from Jet Brains, for making such a good and essential product.
Now all I need is an IDE from them, and I would be happy.
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+1 for Intelli.Net.
I'd even be happy with a good .NET Developer Tools project for Eclipse :S
Exactlly! I've moved all my compiling, source control etc out of visual studio to make it do what it's best at: housing resharper!
Oh yeah, and it would be a good reason to use QuadCore and a ton of memory just to work in it. Seriously. I see Resharper benefits, and when I am pair-programming on a computer with this thing installed, refactoring is lightning fast.
But everything else -- even opening the solution -- is at least 2-3 times slower than on my machine. Memory consuption is also magnificent.
Here Here. And they'd almost exclusively have the Mono market! They've already started on Ruby on Rails tools:
http://www.tobinharris.com/2007/10/17/jetbrainsonrails
Any one try their original product IntelliJ IDEA? VERY NICE. It's really good to press CTRL+B on a system class and get CODE instead of the object browser :0P
Resharper needs the find duplicates feature.. that would rock.
I've heard rumours about their IDE but figured Resharper seems to be their biggest .Net focus. Admittedly, MS moves really quickly with integration for its other projects. It's terrible for normal development though.
Bring it on Jetbrains!
I could never live without ReSharper anymore, I always try to get my customers or employers to get versions of it for development and maintenance!
Resharper is fantastic... I too, cannot live without this tool...
However, in large projects, or in files with thousands of lines of code, Resharper begins to hemorrhage memory. Very quickly, I find that all of my RAM is being consumed by the boys from JetBrains.
Jeff,
NH have some files with thousands of lines (up to 3 thousands), but R# handles them fine.
Where I run into problems was with web services proxies, where the file was couple of hundred thousands lines long.
R# was visibly slower, but it worked.
It's my #1 can't live without tool!
I feel lost without the green light ...
My #1 tool is Vista, my #2 tool is Visual Studio .NET and of course my #3 tool is Resharper.
I was a big fan of IntelliJ, and would LOVE to use ReSharper... but.. I find it to be completely unusable once your solution gets large. It pains me, b/c some of its features really enhance productivity. I have tried ( and my company purchased ) licenses to 1.0, and 2.0, and 3.0 of ReSharper and we have some pretty good mileage with it. The memory management issues have improved slightly with new versions, but still, it has major memory consumption issues. The person before that said your solutions opening 2 to 3 times slower is dead on. I can only recommend ReSharper now to people that enjoy the sound of their hard drive grinding away while they try to navigate their IDE. Hey, at least Studio will never move TOO FAST your you anymore...
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