Thanks for sharing your thoughts and demands in the previous post. Your input will hopefully push us to pay more attention to screencasting in the near future.
 
Meanwhile, in case that you’ve missed it, take a look at our existing collection of demos.

This post serves to gather feedback regarding any particular ReSharper features that you’d like to see reviewed in this blog.
Please have your say!

Updated! This post is not a place to suggest new features/improvements for whatever version of ReSharper. The most efficient way to do it is using JIRA.

A clear comparison table that illustrates how exactly ReSharper complements the functionality of Visual Studio

Clarifying the difference between Resharper’s two bulbs: quick-fixes and context actions

Saying “thanks” to all those who have talked ReSharper.

ReSharper can reformat any selected block of C# or VB.NET code, all code in the current file, all files in a directory, the current project, or even the current solution, according to your settings.

CamelHumps is a feature that identifies parts of compound names composed according to CamelCase. It is used in several navigation commands, including Go to File, Go to File Member, Go to Type and Go to Symbol, as well as Extend/Shrink Selection and Next/Previous Word.

ReSharper in Detail: Extend/Shrink Selection

Solution-Wide Analysis: a major new feature in ReSharper 3.1

Søren Spelling Lund, a lead developer at Vertica A/S of Denmark, has posted a ReSharper 3.0 review at his blog.
Søren first points out the usability improvements such as our new keyboard scheme choices and a versatile set of options. He then goes on to mention the latest productivity tools added in ReSharper 3.0, including VB.NET […]