Introducing ReSharper C++

Re:Introducing ReSharper C++ by Someone1234 on Friday April 10, 2015 @05:47PM (#9357279)

That's exactly why I uninstalled Resharper. I loved the extension, and was quite seriously considering paying the cost of admission ($149), but it just dragged down Visual Studio 2013, both in terms of start times and I also had random second-long freezes throughout the day. This disappeared as soon as I uninstalled it.

It appears like Visual Studio 2015 has many of the Reshaper features I most covet, and doesn't appear to have the same performance issues (likely because they're powered by architecture changes), so win/win, and I save $149 since my employer gets us MSDN.

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Re:Introducing ReSharper C++ by taspeotis on Friday April 10, 2015 @06:43PM (#9357514)

I always thought Visual Studio was a dog but one day I opened it with ReSharper disabled and it was blistering fast.

ReSharper makes writing C# a lot easier so I stick with it.

VS2015 has, on paper, some of ReSharper's features but I tried it without ReSharper and it felt ... dead. So you still need it for a complete C# IDE experience.

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Re:Introducing ReSharper C++ by gorohoroh on Friday April 10, 2015 @08:32PM (#9357869)

Second-long freezes... could be ReSharper, could be a different plug-in or a VCS integration interfering with ReSharper. Unfortunately you got rid of it so I guess we'll never know for sure )

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Re:Introducing ReSharper C++ by UnoriginalGuy on Friday April 10, 2015 @11:03PM (#9358270)

They said when they got rid of it the freezes disappeared. So I guess we do know. I too have experienced period freezing with ReShaper so none of this really surprises me to read (in particular if you have a HDD).

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