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To be fair, Resharper has been showing developers how to convert code into LINQ for over a decade. Using ChatGPT seems to be way slower than having IDE integrat
by hnrodey 4y ago
To be fair, Resharper has been showing developers how to convert code into LINQ for over a decade. Using ChatGPT seems to be way slower than having IDE integration and auto-refactorings available.
- r00fus 4y agoI wonder how soon MS will start including ChatGPT into visual studio.
- hnrodey 4y agoIsn't that kinda already what Copilot is? Very similar product with a different name/label.
- keneda7 4y agoI actually paid for resharper for many years. However when I switched over to VS22 I decided to give it a shot without it. As its definitely still lacking compared to resharper I have been using ChatGPT to fill in the gaps. If I get charged for ChatGPT I will most likely go back to resharper as you said its IDE integrated and ChatGPT is not atm.