Visual Studio Code refactoring extension--resharper

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Although Visual Studio comes with the ability to refactor code, the ReSharper Extension tool makes Visual Studio's code refactoring feature even more powerful.

The ReSharper features include:

1 Analyzing Code Quality
Real-time Code quality analysis works with C #, vb.net, XAML, ASP. asp, JavaScript, TypeScript, CSS, HTML, and XML. If your code needs to be improved, you'll know right away.

2 Avoiding errors and code exceptions
ReSharper not only alerts you when there is a problem with your code, but also provides hundreds of quick fixes to resolve problems automatically. In most cases, you can choose the best quick fix from a number of options.

3 real-time traversal of the entire solution

You can navigate and search immediately within the entire solution. Jumps to any file, type, or type member, or navigates from a specific symbol to its purpose, base class, derived symbol, or implementation.

4 enjoy code editing assistant

The code editing assistant contains extended IntelliSense, hundreds of instant code transformations, auto-import namespaces, re-coding, and displaying documents.

5 Security Change Code Library

Automating code refactoring for the entire solution can help you safely change your code base. Whether you need to restructure legacy code or reorganize your project structure, you can rely on ReSharper.

6 Compliance with coding standards

The code styling and formatting features, combined with fine-grained settings depending on the language, will help you get rid of useless code and create a common coding standard for your team.

Installing and using ReSharper is also very simple, and perhaps the only thing that makes developers uncomfortable is that ReSharper is charged.