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Re:I was interviewed by Fog Creek by gokhan on Thursday April 16, 2015 @09:19AM (#9387703)
Try VS+Resharper and see how opinions change quickly time to time :)
Re:I was interviewed by Fog Creek by Someone1234 on Thursday April 16, 2015 @10:37AM (#9388191)
Are you recommending Resharper for navigation, auto-fixes, auto-styling, or something else? I hear Resharper thrown around a lot but it isn't clear what people find it so invaluable for exactly.
Re:I was interviewed by Fog Creek by gokhan on Thursday April 16, 2015 @06:47PM (#9391189)
Navigation is my favorite. There are lot's of actions I use daily, such as surround with, splitting declaration and assignment, inserting new class/interface/enum etc, removing dead code or imports and so on.

I can't sit in front of a "stock" VS and code right away. I always feel incomplete and non-productive without it.

Re:I was interviewed by Fog Creek by WorldWideWayne on Thursday April 16, 2015 @12:06PM (#9388894)
There is also a contingent of developers that don't like Resharper at all. I'm in that group because I think it's bloated and slow with the 10,000 features that it adds to Visual Studio.

There are individual extensions for all of the things that I personally want from Resharper, so I tend to go with those.