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 […]

There is a growing talk in the blogosphere of what it means to be a “Resharper Jedi.” Beside the obvious fact that to be a ReSharper Jedi one must be a ReSharper user, the community consensus of the word is beginning to mean: One who can code hella fast with ReSharper and blow […]

We’ve blogged about this feature before (searching for things by name, including types, files, methods within a file and more). Scott Cate has listed it as his favorite feature of the day in his blog post ReSharper: Don’t develop without it.
Hope you’re enjoying Ctrl+Shift+N, Scott (and all other users, too)
P.S. On the topic of […]

If you happened to miss the latest installments in Joe White’s 31 Days of ReSharper series, here’s a recap of the last week’s posts.
Joe mostly blogged about two things: first, completing code with the Ctrl+Space family of shortcuts, and second, doing a whole bunch of useful things with Alt+Enter. Here are a couple of things […]

Joe White provides free ReSharper training to all those interested (and keeps us, the ReSharper team, on our toes) with his 31 Days of ReSharper.
Each post is a How-To of a particular segment of features, full of tips and tricks and other useful info. Posts occasionaly include comparison analysis and mini-case-studies from Joe’s personal and […]

Blogger Joe White is attempting what no other human has attempted before — to blog 31 days straight about ReSharper in the month of February.

Just try it and you’ll love it, says Patrick Riva about JetBrains ReSharper

While other products provide nice gadgets and visual effects, ReSharper is the tool that actually speeds up your work!

Mike Roberts is blogtastic about ReSharper in general and the newest 2.5 release in particular.

Asbjørn Vølstad used dotTrace 2.0 to profile a database-driven, dynamic web-site. He was able to pinpoint the bottlenecks in his ASP.NET code, which turned out to be database calls.