ReSharper 5.0 Beta is available for download

by Mark Zhou 28. December 2009 05:40

Jetbrains has recently released ReSharper 5.0 Beta. you can download it from its official website now. ReSharper 5.0 works with both Visual Studio 2008 SP1 and Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2. This release is a preproduction version and it should not be used as in the production environment.

Here are some enhancements/new features in the ReSharper 5.0 from the Jetbrains’ website.

  • Web Development. We have greatly extended the toolset available to ASP.NET developers when they work with markup files and web site infrastructure.
  • Project and Team. ReSharper becomes a valuable assistant not only to individual developers but to teams working with large, complicated projects. It allows them to view, change and maintain project structure.
  • Support for Visual Studio 2010. ReSharper 5.0 provides support for the new Visual Studio version earlier than ever. Of course, Visual Studio 2008 is supported, too.
  • Code Analysis. This area incorporates several improvements, from "plainly" implementing a substantial pack of new code inspections to upgrading foreach and for loops to LINQ queries and letting you track how data values and method calls are passed through your code.

    • Developers may wait for the StyleCop for ReSharper 5.0 Beta to enhance the code style checking functionality. Unfortunately, Microsoft has not announced an update for the StyleCop toolset; however, the source code of StyleCop for ReSharper is updated today, which included the ReSharper 5.0 support. I will write a separate post to explain how to build the StyleCop for ReSharper 5.0 installation bits by yourself.

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    Howard van Rooijen
    Howard van Rooijen United Kingdom
    1/10/2010 4:05:51 PM #

    MS have release a Beta version of StyleCop that works with VS2010:

    code.msdn.microsoft.com/.../ProjectReleases.aspx

    I have not released an official version of StyleCop for ReSharper 5.0 because it's not ready yet! The code compiles - but lots of quick fixes and code cleanups do not work / throw exceptions because of the ReSharper 5.0 API changes & I am waiting for the JetBrains team to return from their Christmas holiday to make some more progress. But it shouldn't be too much longer! The official release of StyleCop for ReSharper 5.0 will come with the release of ReSharper 5.0

    Thanks for the post!

    mazhou
    mazhou United States
    1/10/2010 7:27:48 PM #

    Thanks for the reply. I downloaded the source code of StyleCop for ReSharper, I saw there is a ReSharper 5 branch. I tried to build the solution, install on my computer but seems the package is still under hard working. I will update my post when StyleCop for ReSharper 5.0 is ready!

    Thanks again!

    Computer Guides
    Computer Guides United States
    1/25/2010 3:44:51 AM #

    I am using Resharper 5.0 beta with Visual Studio 2010 beta 2 with many problems. Most features are working well. I have an ASP.NET MVC 2 project. In Global.asax.cs Resharper is having problems with the "routes" variable, especially routes.MapRoute(). It says that it can't resolve MapRoute() and cannot convert from System.Web.Routing.RouteCollection 4.0.0.0 to 2.0.0.0. This code compiles and runs fine.

    mazhou
    mazhou United States
    1/25/2010 9:08:24 AM #

    It seems that ReSharper 5 has some incorrect assembly manifests for ASP.NET. ASP.NET development enhancement is a big mass for the ReSharper 5 but seems it is not stable to be ready to release. Thus it is saying Beta...

    icon editor
    icon editor United States
    2/9/2010 12:47:38 PM #

    ReSharper 5.0 seems to have been let out as a testing beta software package, as far as I can tell....Do post when the stylecorp for it is up!

    mazhou
    mazhou United States
    3/3/2010 10:48:59 PM #

    Here is the article about StyleCop for the ReSharper 5.0: www.markzhou.com/.../StyleCop-for-ReSharper-50-Beta-is-available!-Supports-for-VS-2010-RC.aspx, feel free to take a read.

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