For those of you who missed it, JetBrains officially released ReSharper 4 last week. A list of new features can be found here. Most notably is full support for C# 3.0 and LINQ, but there are improvements in lots of other areas. (I’ll point out these improvements in the Becoming a Jedi screencasts. I’ve got an episode planned all around the new C# 3.0 features, which should surface in the next few weeks.) New keymaps for both the Visual Studio and ReSharper 2.X/IDEA schemes can be found here. Congratulations to the entire JetBrains team for getting this release out the door! If you haven’t tried ReSharper 4, you owe it to yourself to take it for a spin.
About James Kovacs
James Kovacs is a Technical Evangelist for JetBrains. He is passionate in sharing his knowledge about OO, SOLID, TDD/BDD, testing, object-relational mapping, dependency injection, refactoring, continuous integration, and related techniques.
He blogs on CodeBetter.com as well as his own blog, is a technical contributor for Pluralsight, writes articles for MSDN Magazine and CoDe Magazine, and is a frequent speaker at conferences and user groups. He is the creator of psake, a PowerShell-based build automation tool, intended to save developers from XML Hell.
James is the Ruby Track Chair for DevTeach, one of Canada’s largest independent developer conferences. He received his Bachelors degree from the University of Toronto and his Masters degree from Harvard University.
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