ReSharper 9.0.1

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ReSharper 9 supports Visual Studio 2015 Preview, C#6.0 and regular expressions; brings more bulk quick-fixes; vastly improves support for JavaScript & TypeScript; presents a new file layout editor and navigation actions. It is also based on a new platform, reducing memory consumption when ReSharper is installed in Visual Studio along with dotCover, dotTrace, and/or dotMemory.


What's New in ReSharper 9

Visual Studio 2015 Preview support
ReSharper 9 integrates with Visual Studio 2015 Preview while preserving compatibility with previous releases of the Microsoft IDE including versions 2013, 2012 and 2010. However, support for Visual Studio 2005 and 2008 is now discontinued. See this blog post for more details.

Support for the upcoming C# 6.0
Although the feature set for C#6.0 is not yet finalized, ReSharper 9 already provides support for such new language constructs as static usings and exception filters. We are also introducing a set of new quick-fixes to replace curly brace delimited constructs with expression bodies, or to update your null checking code using the new ?. operator.



Fix in Scope evolution
ReSharper 9 expands the Fix in Scope feature with an ability to remove redundant qualifiers, fix naming or remove regions in the scope of a project or the whole solution.



Bulk imports support
ReSharper is now able to look through the code in your solution and generate the appropriate imports for all the types.



In addition to ordinary member methods, extension methods get imported as well. The only case when ReSharper is unable to import a type is when it resolves to two different namespaces (e.g., System.String and User.String).

Navigation improvements
Those include a new Go To Action feature to allow searching for a particular action using the legendary Alt+Enter shortcut and Navigate to Exposing APIs option for finding all the methods that are capable of returning a particular type.



Find Usages gets a configurable setting for the Preview Tab, and it no longer blocks the UI on long-running searches. You can also filter or ignore particular issues in the Find Results Window that was updated not to produce extra tabs for the same type.

Code style settings
With the new File Layout Editor you can easily customize your coding style settings in a single place without having to look through lots of different options. This works for C#, VB.NET, HTML, JavaScript and TypeScript.

Download link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B668irciRpULaUpvcFpMQ2NFSVk/view