ReSharper is 20 years old! 🎉

by Jul 25, 2024

ReSharper is 20 years old! 🎉

Reading https://blog.jetbrains.com/dotnet/2024/07/23/resharper-20-years/ makes me realize how long I have been a .NET developer.

I still remember using ReSharper for the first time. 💡

ReSharper made Visual Studio a much better IDE. 🚀

It even forced Visual Studio to be better by copying from ReSharper.

ReSharper also made me a better developer.

Every time it proposed a better solution/refactoring, I would research why. Founding out all the tiny details about .NET.

Now a days, I don’t use ReSharper a lot. I’m not a lot in Visual Studio anymore.

JetBrains Rider is my go-to IDE for .NET development. Rider is the ReSharper IDE 😉!

Did ReSharper change you as a developer? 🤔

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Remy van Duijkeren

Remy van Duijkeren

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