I've been using ReSharper at home and Visual Assist at work. You can't go wrong with either, they both make the IDE much better. That said, I like resharper mo

I've been using ReSharper at home and Visual Assist at work. You can't go wrong with either, they both make the IDE much better. That said, I like resharper more for a few reasons: - Visual Assist's refactoring is buggy. "Extract Method" often generates pretty broken results, and Rename often captures more than I intended. - I like the Alt-Enter uber-shortcut thing - Presentation is slightly nicer in ReSharper Like I said though, either one is worth the money if you can afford it.