So, if you want to try by downloading the latest release, you can do so from the below link: Download ReSharper 6 EAP BuildsĮvaluation license ( Pre-release software. Read out the full post to learn about it.Ĭolor Highlighting is a new feature in ReSharper 6 which supports both in CSS and XAML. In this post, I am going to describe it to you. Among them one is: "Color support in XAML page". Yesterday, I installed the new EAP release and tried out some cool feature.
It is currently in the early development stage and user has the right to try out the new features and give feedback to improve them. The new version of ReSharper has some cool new features like JavaScript, CSS and XAML support. The ReSharper team is currently working on their development to release the next version of ReSharper i.e. The current stable version of ReSharper is v5. I miss the function of extracting a method to an existing interface in Visual Studio 2017, which already exists in ReSharper.You all might know about ReSharper tool. I have been working for 1 year without resharper, and I am very ok and do not miss any function, except renaming namespaces. What I actually suggest is, install use the refactoring suggestions of R# because they are awesome, but keep the default key mapping of VS2017.** UPEATE 2: I am still waiting for any video or article where it is described, what are the flagship killers functions in R# which VS2017 doesn't have (except renaming namespaces )). So what I mean, sometimes R# might be useful, but if you are not using it, you are absolutely safe and productive. Some where else, I find R# make the things bad, for example, I don't like how the R# renames the properties, it gives and new popup window, where VS2017 renames it immediately. renaming namespaces, and here R# role arises. however, some important functions are still not there in VS2017, e.g. This might not be an answer, just my own opinion.
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