Dxcore for Visual Studio

In the previous article, I mistakenly treated the tool used by the author of summberofnhibernate as a resharper. I apologized here, and then contacted the author and found another good tool, haha, because resharper is indeed excellent, there is more information in China. That is coderush.

Many people who do. Net Development know devexpress, a powerful control vendor, and can get its source code (charged). coderush also comes from this excellent company. In son, the registered version of coderush and refactorpro is used. The usage fee is 249 + 39 $/y.ProgramMembers cannot afford it. Fortunately, coderush Xpress has appeared and has been renamed on the official website, named dxcore for Visual Studio. This is a free version for individuals and includes some features of coderush and refactorpro.

 

[Official Site] has

The official introduction looks attractive:

The newCoderush XpressProduct offers a very useful subset of the more advanced coderush + refactorpro capabilities. Following is the list of refactorings that the Xpress product offers for 100% free ....

• Add block delimiters
• Combine conditionals
• Compress to Lambda expression
• Compress to ternary expression
• Convert to auto-implemented Property
• Convert to initializer
• Create backing store
• Decompose initializer
• Decompose Parameter
• Expand Lambda expression
• Expand ternary expression
• Extract Method
• Flatten conditional
• Inline delegate
• Inline temp
• Introduce local
• Make explicit
• Make implicit
• Move type to file
• Name anonymous method
• Name anonymous type
• Reverse conditional
• Split conditional
• Use string. Format
• Use stringbuilder

In addition, several of the more valuable and frequently-used coderush code navigation, editing, highlighting, etc. features are provided...

• Duplicate line
• Highlight all references
• Increase or reduce selection
• Smart clipboard operations
• Generate from using (TDD)
• Quick navigation window
• Quick file navigation

I haven't started to use the software yet, but I'm excited. I will write some specific usage for you to exchange and learn. Thanks.

 

Thanks again to Steve, author of summberofnhib.pdf. You can learn about him here. Here, we will introduce him to dxcore and click here.