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Project Rider – A C# IDE

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Re: Project Rider – A C# IDE

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UnoriginalGuy wrote: post #64
jinushaun wrote: post #63

This is exciting news. Ironically, it's almost unfathomable to imagine writing C# code in Visual Studios without having ReSharper installed. Glad to see ReSharper finally available cross platform!

What? Resharper is barely useful in Visual Studio 2015, and the memory leak/lag/slowness/issues are tiresome. If I hadn't spent so much on Resharper I'd uninstall it.

Hi UnoriginalGuy, We appreciate the feedback. Can you contact me at mdick@microsoft.com? I would like to follow up with you regarding your concerns with ReSharper. Thanks.

Re: Project Rider – A C# IDE

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Post by mdick_msft »

lsadam0 wrote: post #145
martinni wrote: post #125

Earlier quoted context omitted.

The only time ReSharper slows down your system is when you load your project for the first time. But I'm more than happy to wait for an second (we have ~100 projects in our solution) so I can harness all the greatness that comes with it. If you're not finding it useful, perhaps you're not taking advantages of the right features? Here's some of my favorite shortcuts, I'll let you try them on your own. - ctrl+shift+l -…

Many people have asserted this, but it's not true. As long as ReSharper is active it does have a performance impact. The impact varies depending on the current action, and yes opening a new project does have the largest impact. Honestly, I'm done giving ReSharper chances. Of all the times I've tried it, I've yet to encounter any feature that justifies the wet blanket thrown over the IDE. I've tried on large projects…

Hi Isadam0, We appreciate the feedback. Can you contact me at mdick@microsoft.com? I would like to follow up with you regarding your concerns with ReSharper. Thanks.
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