Hello! We have good news for you:
new versions of ReSharper 9.0, dotCover 3.0, dotTrace 6.0, dotMemory 4.2 and dotPeek 1.3 are available for download .
All these tools now use one common installer, so you can
download ReSharper 9 and select the compatible versions of all .NET tools that you want to install directly in the installer.

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The main features of ReSharper 9.0 RTM include:
- Support Visual Studio 2015 Preview , while maintaining compatibility with VS 2010/12/13. Support for VS 2005 and 2008, alas, has been discontinued, for the reasons described here .
- Support C # 6.0 . Although the final feature set C # 6 has not yet been determined, ReSharper 9 already supports some innovations. The new hints will help you transfer the code to more concise C # 6 constructs, such as conditional access operators (
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) And long-awaited get-only automatic properties. Also, you can remove brackets around expression-bodied members, it is easier to implement DSL using the static import mechanism, to play with exception filters and dictionary initializers. More information on C # 6 support can be found in this post .
- New navigation features include Go to Action to search through all ReSharper's actions, using the legendary Alt + Enter, as well as the Navigate to Exposing APIs engine that searches for all methods that are able to return a particular type.
- Regular expressions support with auto-completion, group support, error highlighting, quick correction mechanisms, as well as a separate utility for testing expressions. Here is a separate blog post in which this functionality is covered in more detail.
- The improved Fix in Scope mechanism allows you to remove unnecessary qualifiers, globally repair the naming of variables (especially useful in cases when you inherit someone else's code), or delete regions in the entire solution. ReSharper can analyze all your code and generate the necessary import-expressions for all types, including extension methods.
- The type dependency diagram illustrates the relationship between types — with convenient visualization, navigation capabilities to specific points of use, and even the ability to do Move to Folder refactoring by simply dragging the type to another part of the diagram.
- Improved support for JavaScript and TypeScript , which includes more than 50 new Quick Fixes and 270 different types of inspections. Support for live templates for full TS entities, and new features for code generation also appeared. The list of available refactorings has been replenished with such as Introduce Field , Rename File , Copy Type as well as a set of Move- refactorings.
ReSharper C ++ has not yet reached the release state, so this product
has EAP , but we will keep you updated!
Updating other .NET tools
In addition to ReSharper itself, we also updated our entire line of .NET tools:
- dotTrace 6.0 includes a new profiling mode — Timeline — for building information about stack states and streams, an improved start screen, as well as more flexible settings for subsystems and support for the Visual Studio 2015 Preview.
- dotCover 3.0 supports the collection of information on code coverage by unit tests on remote machines, receives a new configuration window and a new controller and, of course, supports ReSharper 9 and Visual Studio 2015 Preview.
- dotMemory 4.2 learned to live on a common platform with other .NET tools, and received support for the VS2015 Preview.
- dotPeek 1.3 inherited the Go to Action subsystem from ReSharper (see above), as well as the ability to integrate with the character server, along with the ability of ReSharper to navigate to external sources. This actually allows you to set breakpoints and debug decompiled code.
All of our tools now work on a single common platform, which means reduced resource consumption in cases where several tools are used in Visual Studio at the same time.
Moreover, the new license
ReSharper Ultimate allows you to get all the tools at a bargain price, as well as a one-year subscription, including a whole year of free updates.
What's New: Webinars
If you want to learn more about our new releases,
read the ReSharper blog or register for one of our webinars (in English!):
Anyway, the best way to learn about new features is to
download and try tools . Good luck!