Rory Becker - DevExpress CodeRush Blog

CodeRush has recently changed the way it reads and processes your options, adding new layers which make it much easier to bind settings to a particular solution or team. This post will explain those changes and show how you can get the most out of this...

Following our recent 17.1 webinar on CodeRush for Roslyn , I wanted to follow up with a summary of the links posted in the chat during the Webinar. Setup CodeRush Setup Wizard Previous CodeRush Features of the Week T is for Test Tab To Next Reference...

XAML is an XML -based language developed by Microsoft, which is widely used in WPF and UWP applications. Visual Studio 2017 helps a lot with editing XAML: features like IntelliSense, tag auto-close and code fold are very useful and increase productivity...

One really useful Refactoring provided by CodeRush for Roslyn is “ ForEach to Linq ” This refactoring is available whenever you have a ForEach that is iterating over a master list and attempting to select either a subset, or a single item, from that list...

So we’ve proved that CodeRush has the fastest .Net Test runner . Next up I’m going to show you that CodeRush is also the quickest way to write tests. Note: For the purposes of this post I’m going to assume that you’ve enabled Templates, and that you are...

Everyone is different. Everyone has their own preferences and their own approach. If you’ve never used CodeRush before (or even if you have) its a good idea to use our new setup wizard to configure things at a high level, before diving into your next...

Once again it's time to benchmark the CodeRush Test Runner with the competition. So my last post on “ CodeRush for Roslyn: Running Tests ” sparked a few questions Like ‘ Is the CodeRush test runner really that fast?’ and ‘ How do other test runners stack...

CodeRush for Roslyn is RTM! That’s right CodeRush for Roslyn is out of preview and available. With it we are shipping the best ever version of our test runner. It’s the fastest, it’s the simplest, and it supports all the major testing frameworks ( NUnit...

Every symbol in your code has significance. Every symbol is a jumping off point for all sorts of investigation. Typically you’ll be used to being able to see “ All References ” to a variable or class, and determine exactly how heavily used it is within...

The CodeRush References tool window is a wonderful thing. Place your caret on a symbol and press Shift+F12 asking the question: “Where else is this used?”. Next: Navigate the results with the Arrow Keys and Hit Enter to visit the selected reference ....