+1 for Resharper 5. I have been using Resharper since version 1.5 I think. There have been lots of problems over the years but they really hit their straps with the last two versions.
I am using it with VS2010 and I find it excellent, particularly the code cleanup functions. You can give it all your own rules for variable naming and so forth. Recommend download it and give it a whirl. It's not as buggy and memory hungry as it once was, nor is it the bully that it used to be :). On 26 April 2010 21:03, Greg Keogh <[email protected]> wrote: > Can i also suggest Resharper, which would have indicated the following 3 > errors/highlights: > > > > That’s really impressive (lord knows how they hook into the VS IDE at that > incredibly detailed level!). I asked about the bang-for-the-buck of paying > for Resharper last year, but I received inconclusive replies. Then I see the > occasional complaint about obscure bugs and behaviour caused by it and I get > nervous. I evaluated it about 4 years ago and I found it so heavy-handed > that it drove me mad, and I was wishing for some kind of Resharper-lite at > the time. For the moment I remain too scared to buy Resharper, unless > someone can preach to me about its miracles and give me an epiphany. > > > > Greg >
