Engineer Spock
Modern integrated development environments or IDEs in short allows us to perform miracles. Why? Because we live in the twenty first century and modern computers are so powerful that modern IDEs become indispensable assistants which can save us thousands of hours. A decade ago, no one could imagine how much powerful IDEs will become in the future. However, nowadays, developers are armed by super powers such as deep static analysis, automatically performed refactorings, code fixes, super simple navigation and many other things.
Want to become an iron developer? Then listen to me.
This course consists of two main parts. The first one concerns the features of bear visual studio without any super–powerful plugins and it covers:
Navigate through the code base: how to select code, how to find code, camel humps in IntelliSense, navigating through the tabs
Edit and format the code base: deleting and removing code, formatting, commenting and applying refactorings
Run and debug your code: working with breakpoints, new features of modern visual studio, different debugging windows
Code snippets: existing code snippets and creating custom code snippets
Extensions for Visual Studio: Color VS Output, NCrunch, PInvoke, .NET Portability Analyzer, Roslynator
The second part is dedicated to ReSharper (R#). R# is one of the flagship tools developed by JetBrains. I need to warn you that R# is a paid tool but despite of this fact, the majority of professional developers use it on an everyday basis.
Instructor Details
Courses : 17
Specification: Double Your Coding Speed with Visual Studio and ReSharper
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7 reviews for Double Your Coding Speed with Visual Studio and ReSharper
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| Price | $14.99 |
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| Duration | 3 hours |
| Year | 2020 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
$14.99
Mike McLoughlin –
Very useful course. Some of the earlier content was a bit basic i.e. stuff you would expect to know anyway. But, as it moved on, I learnt several shortcuts and tips I wasn’t aware of great!
David Torres –
Would suggest including a cheat sheet with the course for the most commonly used R# commands, I’m sure there is one on the web somewhere.
Robert Constanza –
Learning to use my IDE of choice (Visual Studios)
Joseph Bowen –
seemsrelevant.
Gaurav Temkar –
Yes I really liked the explanation in this course for each and every concept taught in this course.
C sar Behr –
Very good course, learned a lot and gave a good overview.
Richard Swain –
Engineer Spock’s course has a huge amount of information it is one to keep around to review from time to time. I enjoyed his thought process in the last module combining developing the test cases with writing the actual code. An eye opener for me.