While C# tends to get all the attention in the .NET world, Visual Basic .NET remains a popular language for many developers.

People familiar with Visual Basic.NET know that it is a *very* wordy language. There ends up being a lot more typing involved when writing your code than in most other languages, such as in […]

The ReSharper 3.0 EAP has been in progress for about two weeks now. This is the first post in a series that will look in detail at some of the new features that will be available in this latest version of ReSharper.

The To-do Explorer

In Visual Studio.NET 2005, you can use the Task List […]

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 […]

Did you know that ReSharper has a quick and easy view for managing the structure of your file?

Writing a lengthy switch block with an enum variable? Quick-fixes are quick to the rescue.

Allow me to Introduce Variable - a multipurpose refactoring available in Visual Studio thanks to ReSharper

I’d like to focus on one neat little ReSharper feature that will save you tons of time regardless of your coding style