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Visual Studio and Rider/Resharper has that for C# too.
by trissylegs 5y ago
Visual Studio and Rider/Resharper has that for C# too.
- DrBazza 5y agoI know about Resharper, but I haven't fired up Visual Studio since 2015 (I think...) so I have no idea what the built-in refactorings are like these days.
- trissylegs 5y agoI remember when I picked up 2019 I found it was much better than previous versions that I used. (In terms of refactoring and other coding assistance)
- kreeben 5y agoVS's built-in refactoring capabilities are very resharper-like. I haven't used resharper for the last decade. There's no need (for me). Resharper's constantly crashing and/or taking up too much resources while it's doing its "solution wide analysis" in the background, causing many a crash, is not something I miss. VS debugging is a bliss. immediate window: god sent. Does VS crash five times per week. Yes. And it sucks every time. And do I swear upon my late father's grave I will migrate away from .net and devote the rest of my life to destroying MS? Also yes. Then all of a sudden a critical bug is found in production that I can reproduce perfectly, locally, and fix seamlessly and I forget about my mission.