Tag: Refactoring

In this epic video that has taken Hadi Hariri 96 hours of life of which he slept only 4, he gives an overview of new features in ReSharper 6 including support for JavaScript, CSS, and ASP.NET MVC 3 Razor; extended navigation, code analysis, refactoring, and new code transformation actions; code analysis in VB.NET; improved XAML support; and more. If you want to get a general picture of how dramatically we have improved ReSharper and start investigating for more improvements from there, this video is for you.

Hadi Hariri shows why converting a bunch of parameters to a data transfer object (DTO) manually is a waste of time since ReSharper has an automated refactoring for this called "Extract Class from Parameters". Full video of this session is available at http://tv.jetbrains.net/videocontent/resharper-tips-and-tricks-live-sess...

Hadi Hariri shows how to use a little known but handy ReSharper refactoring called "Convert Anonymous to Named Type". It converts anonymous types to nested or top-level named types in the scope of the current method or the entire solution. Full video of this session is available at http://tv.jetbrains.net/videocontent/resharper-tips-and-tricks-live-sess...

In this impromptu session at NDC 2011, Hadi Hariri gives an hour worth of ReSharper tips and tricks. He covers multiple features related to navigation, generating code, selecting and rearranging code, refactoring code and project items, and using structural search and replace to create custom code inspections. He also discovers unexpected bugs in a pre-release ReSharper build that he's using, and highlights some of the new features for web developers introduced in ReSharper 6.

 An introductory screencast demonstrating the core functionality of JetBrains ReSharper.

This video showcases two of ReSharper's powerful refactorings: Move Types into Matching Files and Move to Folder. Both of them, as well as a couple of other project-level refactorings, were introduced in ReSharper 5.

This video shows how you can navigate code errors and issues found in a particular file one-by-one and choose from ReSharper's quick-fix suggestions to correct your code quickly and in the most appropriate way.

The screencast shows how to quickly navigate through code with a help of IntelliJ Idea's pop-ups, how to rapidly organize a task-oriented workspace by splitting windows and a few refactoring actions.

 

In this short  screencast we'll see how to refactor some existing code to use Dependency Injection via constructor with ReSharper efficiently.