Re:Why you should not develop apps for Windows 10
by Someone1234 on Wednesday January 20, 2016 @10:28AM
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Most "serious" users are now uninstalling ReSharper. Visual Studio 2015 adds most of ReSharper's key perks and JetBrains has done little or nothing to resolve ReSharper's laggy/hoggy/unstable code (and has said they aren't going to re-write it for Roslyn).
Honestly back in VS 2010 I'd call ReSharper a core tool. In VS 2015, eww.
Honestly back in VS 2010 I'd call ReSharper a core tool. In VS 2015, eww.