Comments on Wolfbyte .NET: Evaluating CodeRush

Actually a very good question. The truth is that I...

2007-12-02T12:30:00.000+08:00

Actually a very good question. The truth is that I have yet to really give ReSharper a good go because a lot of my dev work recently has been Sharepoint, BizTalk, SSIS, pointy-clicky style work.

Starting Monday I have 3 months of fairly solid development so I'm going to grab another demo version R# and get really serious about learning it's ins and outs.

As a consolation prize I'm going to run through a few of the other tools I have installed which have made a big difference to my day to day activity.

So which one wins in a fight? CodeRush w. Refactor...

2007-12-01T22:46:00.000+08:00

So which one wins in a fight? CodeRush w. Refactor or Resharper?

Inquiring minds want to know...

I think the following video sums it up pretty neat...

2007-10-15T21:42:00.000+08:00

I think the following video sums it up pretty neatly Build an MVP Mail Reader App using Windows forms and CodeRush in 10 minutes.

Yeah you crazy VB guys get Refactor! for free. I m...

2007-10-15T19:53:00.000+08:00

Yeah you crazy VB guys get Refactor! for free. I must admit that I haven't tried the tools in VS2008 even though I do have it installed. It'd still be too hard for me to determine which goodness was VS2008 and which was CodeRush.

Nice post. It'd be interesting to see how these wo...

2007-10-15T17:44:00.000+08:00

Nice post. It'd be interesting to see how these work under Visual Studio 2008, particularly with the new Intellisense on steroids. According to their website both CodeRush and Refactor! support 2008.

Thanks to Nick I'm mostly a VB.NET developer these days, I don't think ReSharper has as much to offer me.