What's New in ReSharper 9?
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ReSharper 9 introduces new innovative features, such as Go To Action, filters for code completion and intellisense, and support for regular expressions. This slide accompanies the presentation available at http://blog.jetbrains.com/dotnet/2014/12/12/webinar-recording-and-qa-whats-new-in-resharper-9
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- 1. What’s new in ReSharper 9? Matt Ellis
- 2. Unified installer Common Platform Shared resources Enable/disable features Simpler licensing ReSharper ReSharper C++ ReSharper Ultimate
- 3. DEMOS
- 4. Xamarin Forms Code completion Typing assistance Navigation Find usages Extract resource Colour picker
- 5. Shared Projects* Smarter implementation (Better understanding of context) Find usages per context * Also applies to linked files
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- 13. What’s new? ReSharper Platform Navigation “ReSharper for functionality” Go to Action, Search in options, easy code formatter configuration Editing Inspections Code Style Visual file layout editor Type Dependency Diagram Xamarin Forms Shared Projects improvements Visual Studio 2015 Languages C# 6.0 C++ TypeScript Regular Expressions
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- JS Unit testing
- Not easy to support Code completion, colour picker, extract resource refactoring
- Roslyn project model more accurate than current VS integration, nicer than MSBuild integration
- Move type to module/file/folder
- Light blue – character classes Light green – groups Orange – sets Pink + light pink for escape characters (alternated for legibility) Green for comments Red for errors
- JS Unit testing