#resharper

Visual Studio, ReSharper, and other tools (e.g. GhostDoc) use different indentations of tag content:

For instance, ReSharper indents by default as demonstrated in Foo.

To stop this behavior, go to "ReSharper → Options → Code Editing → XML Doc Comments → Formatting Style → Tag content → Indent inside element that contain text" set "No indent from parent element"

[#Tools] #JetBrainsRider, C# IDE from #ReSharper creators

Hello!

Today’s plan was to post something related to Xamarin code and Beacons, however the following news deserves a full post. So here it is:

The people of JetBrains has just confirmed that they are going to release an C# development IDE.

It’s simple. According to the original story, the IDE will be based on the JVM so we have the first great scoop: C# not only in Windows, for example Mac…

[#Tools] #JetBrainsRider, un IDE para C# de los creadores de #ReSharper

Hola!

Hoy tocaba adelantar un poco de código de Xamarin y Beacons, sin embargo esta noticia se merece un post completo para ella. Asi que aquí está

La gente de JetBrains ha confirmado que están creando un un IDE para desarrollar en C#

Así de simple. Según la noticia original, el IDE estará basado en JVM con lo que tenemos el primer gran noticion: Desarrollo de C# en entornos no Windows, como por…

  Development - Resharper and NUnit

Upgrading NUnit from 2.6.4 to 3.0.0 via the PM Console

Here are the steps I took that concluded in what is the title of this post.

Install-Package NUnit Install-Package NUnit.Runners  - this is just a reference to NUnit.Console  - one would think that it would be better to just type    Install-Package NUnit.Console    instead of    Install-Package NUnit.Runners      - however, that doesnt appear to be the way Nuget wants it done...it does work though...!

ReSharper >> Options >> Tools >> NUnit  - Select "Specified NUnit Installation"  - Browse to the path that contains:    1. nunit.core.dll    2. nunit.core.interfaces.dll    3. nunit.util.dll

Tip: when you typed Install-Package NUnit in the PM Console, it would have printed a path to the console. This is where you should be looking.

Chi-Coder: The Curious Case of ReSharper.

I was recently introduced to ReSharper.  If you’re not familiar with the tool you can check out more about it in that link, but here’s a quick overview.  ReSharper is a C# tool (it works with other languages too) that acts as a programming productivity tool.  When it was introduced to me, it was sold as a “must have” programming tool.  The people evangelizing it all but worshiped at it’s digital…