While improving its traditional analysis functionality, ReSharper is at the same time targeting a wider audience, thanks to its new, comprehensive approach to web development, and providing new features that are useful at solution/project level (in addition to class level) to benefit not just individual developers but whole teams.
Compared to previous versions, ReSharper 5.0 has evolved in four major directions:
- Web Development. We have greatly extended the toolset available to ASP.NET developers when they work with markup files and web site infrastructure.
- Project and Team. ReSharper becomes a valuable assistant not only to individual developers but to teams working with large, complicated projects. It allows them to view, change and maintain project structure.
- Support for Visual Studio 2010. ReSharper 5.0 provides support for the new Visual Studio version earlier than ever. Of course, Visual Studio 2005 and 2008 are supported, too.
- Code Analysis. This area incorporates several improvements, from "plainly" implementing a substantial pack of new code inspections to upgrading
foreachandforloops to LINQ queries and letting you track how data values and method calls are passed through your code.
Other enhancements include extended IntelliSense, bookmarking, native NUnit support, and more.
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