ReSharper 2026.2.1 has arrived! ๐
Out-of-Process mode is now the default and supports dotCover, as well as type and project dependency diagrams.
In the ACP integration, Junie adds support for Claude Opus 5.
See what else is new: https://t.co/D9VX3L2zMA
@MartinL99241094@mayuri_3015 Oh no, no, no! That's not the plan at all!
Rider is still for the full experience! The suggestion was really "swap out C# Dev Kit," not "swap out Rider". Think of ReSharper for VS Code as Rider's intelligence for the times you need a lighter editor, not a replacement for it.
@MartinL99241094@mayuri_3015 Try ReSharper for VS Code https://t.co/2zCFmwPKUc! Some people said it's way better than C# Dev Kit, and also based on the same code engine as Rider. And by the way, it still has the Solution Explorer view ๐
Team #ReSharper or #Roslyn? ๐ฅ Why not both? ๐ ReSharper can automatically adjust and follow compiler warnings from Alt+Enter with #pragma directives and/or .editorconfig rules.
Learn more and download the latest ReSharper release here ๐ https://t.co/luiSWEN3aW #dotnet#roslyn
Thatโs a wrap on .NET Day Online! Thank you to all of our speakers and to everyone who watched and asked questions. You can rewatch the stream here: https://t.co/dgxAnMkpQ6 #dotnet
@tedmob69@tedmob69 The current 2026.2.* release has basic support for .NET 11 Preview, it isn't fully supported yet. You may track the What's New page for the upcoming versions' release notes: https://t.co/wTrPKp7KTb
@GGalezowski@VisualStudio Yes, this feature is already planned, and the ReSharper team is actively working on it. There is no confirmed release date at this time.
#ReSharper 2026.2 now includes tools for #performance & #memory profiling, and code coverage out-of-the-box! ๐ There's nothing extra to select; the tools are set up for you & ready to use inside @VisualStudio right away. โจ Try it today! #dotnet #VisualStudio #dotUltimate
Learn more and download the latest ReSharper release here ๐ https://t.co/jTLc72zfsR
ICYMI - The Rider debugging engine, now in VS Code and Cursor
ReSharper now includes full .NET debugging, using the same engine that has powered JetBrains Rider for years.
Start debugging: https://t.co/39LBelJB49 @jetbrains@JetBrainsRider
ReSharper for Cursor is here from @JetBrains! Bring instant โ ๏ธ code analysis, ๐งญ navigation, ๐ refactoring, ๐งช testing, and ๐ debugging to AI assisted .NET development, **all without tokens**! Learn what it's all about with our short 5-minute video: https://t.co/rGBhVUm5zm
@cursor_ai #ReSharper #dotnet #CSharp #AI
ReSharper begins its 2026.3 Early Access Program. The first build adds TUnit support to @dotCover to analyze the coverage of your TUnit tests.
Join the EAP: https://t.co/uVUkfoYllI
@jinekLESNIK@jinekLESNIK Please give Qodana a try. It already supports SLNX, but theย duplicated code fragment (https://t.co/BBjFmZlPQY)ย inspection is available only in the paid Qodana for .NET linter
Weeding out copy-pasted logic by hand? No, thank you!๐ซธ
ReSharper 2026.2's Extract Method now spots exact and parameterized duplicates of your selection and replaces them all in one go, turning scattered repetition into one clean, well-named method. โ๏ธ
Do you use AI-first IDEs like @Cursor@antigravity or @kirodotdev? Are you a #dotnet developer? If you answer yes to both, you should know that @jetbrains has an extension for you. Learn more below
https://t.co/SKaMQbEHzl
Your code compiles. Your tests pass. And your app makes 20,001 database queries where one would do.
That's the N+1 problem โ and ReSharper for VS Code now catches it as you type, plus four more Entity Framework pitfalls, each with a one-click fix.
https://t.co/0jC9GvKTQq
There is so much more to building #dotnet apps than debugging. If you are using #resharper in @code, you have access to many great developer productivity enhancements. Learn more below
https://t.co/t50gdgJzKq
In Visual Studio, nobody has questioned Solution Explorer, at least for now. But in VS Code, it just became a hot topic.
ReSharper for VS Code has kept Solution Explorer because a solution is not just a folder.
Do you agree, or is that just old-school thinking? Tell us in the comments here or on LinkedIn ๐
Do .NET developers still need Solution Explorer?
For 24 years, the answer was obvious. Every major .NET tool included Solution Explorer.
But in May, the C# Dev Kit extension removed it from VS Code. Microsoft explained that the file system is now the main source of truth, and modern formats like .slnx and SDK-style .csproj are designed for this.
However, a repository tree and a solution structure are not always the same. Solution folders, linked files, projects outside the workspace, and file nesting are not visible in the file system. On the other hand, having one real tree means all your paths match Git and the CLI, and there is no solution graph to load.
Rider and ReSharper for VS Code both include Solution Explorer, and we continue to invest in it. This is why weโre asking: Is Solution Explorer essential to your workflow?
If it is, let us know. If not, and File Explorer is enough, we want to hear about that, too.
Do you prefer solution-aware tools or a file-system-first approach?
Share your thoughts in the comments here or on LinkedIn: https://t.co/0Djd2mrXPr
Junie is a multi-model agent from @jetbrains waiting for you in ReSharper 2026.2. While the full ACP agent registry support is still in the works, you can already experiment with different LLM-providers in @VisualStudio !
Available models include Gemini 3 Flash, GPT-5, GPT-5.1-codex-max, GPT-5.2, Claude Sonnet 4.5, Claude Opus 4.5 (Fast), Claude Opus 4.5, Gemini 3 Pro, Gemini 3 Flash, and Grok 4.1 Fast Reasoning.
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