Re:Visual Studio and Team Foundation Server will have Git su...
by jmcqk6 on Wednesday January 30, 2013 @07:28PM
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Resharper adds so much values to VS, that's it's hard for me to work without it. I've been using resharper for about a year, and it's simply amazing. My productivity has gone through the roof (I've been using VS since 2003). Alt+Enter gives you the magic.
Re:Visual Studio and Team Foundation Server will have Git su...
by adamdavis on Wednesday January 30, 2013 @07:32PM
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Currently working in VS and Eclipse at my current gig. One thing that I definitely miss when working in Eclipse is the ability to move the instruction pointer around at my own discretion. Though, admittedly, I'm unsure if this is a limitation of the languages more so than the IDE. /digression
Re:Visual Studio and Team Foundation Server will have Git su...
by ajasmin on Wednesday January 30, 2013 @08:24PM
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> This is one feature that Eclipse don't have since you have to refresh everytime there is changes outside the IDE.
That used to annoy me a lot. But isn't there a setting that makes Eclipse scan for changes on the file system now? I don't remember what it's called.
Every time someone says VS blows Eclipse I wonder what VS have that Eclipse don't. When I dabbled C# few years ago, I find the textual support for refactoring and such are much lacking in VS IMO. I haven't tried Resharper though.
My brother applaud VS for its WYSIWYG, but you rarely do that when you program in Java.