Inspections – most of the inspections supported by ReSharper are displayed as errors, warnings, suggestions and hints in the editor.
The Navigate To popup menu is also available, giving access to navigate base/derived symbols in a class hierarchy, or to find usages, with the results displayed in the standard IDE tool window.Įditing – a wide range of smart editing features are implemented, from typing assist, such as inserting braces and automatic formatting, to Live Templates (including ReSharper 10’s postfix templates), quick info tooltips and gutter icons for inheritance navigation, context actions and so on. Navigation – smart navigation is a major feature of JetBrains IDEs, and Project Rider is no different, offering the standard Go To Type, Go To File, and integrating with IntelliJ Platform’s “Search Everywhere” feature to go to symbols, types, files and even search in settings and actions. While it’s still quite early, the following features are already available: And while ReSharper is hosted inside Visual Studio, Project Rider is a full, standalone IDE. Under the codename Project Rider, the IDE includes a lot of functionality that you are already familiar with from ReSharper and IntelliJ-based IDE’s, such as Quick Fixes, Inspections, and Smart Navigation. Today, at NDC London, we announced a new project that we’ve been working on for a little while – a cross-platform C# IDE, based on the IntelliJ Platform and using ReSharper technology.
To everyone who subscribes, we will be sending links to Project Rider builds as soon as they are ready.
UPDATE 3: We have opened a form for you to subscribe to take part in Project Rider Early Access Program. UPDATE 2: Make sure to follow Project Rider on twitter to receive further updates promptly. UPDATE: NDC London organizers have kindly uploaded the recording of Project Rider presentation.
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