This is one of those subjective questions that are typically closed quickly on StackOverflow, because there isn't just one answer. Yes, some R# features are still missing, but not enough to grant R# behemoth to weight me down. There was a period of withdrawal when I was missing R#, but after almost 2 years without R#, I can say - native VS is good (and fast) enough to work on web projects. Built-in functionality is mostly doing what is needed, even built-in Test Runner is fine. I'm on Visual Studio 2017 (currently 15.7.4) and don't have Resharper installed on any of my machines. But people did ask similar questions here, hence I decided to ask as well.Ģnd July 2018 Edit 4 years after and I still get upvotes on this question, so I guess it is a time for an update. I know this question is a bit off-topic - asking to recommend a product. Renaming is very nice in R#, but I've never seen this implemented anywhere else. Some refactorings are presented in VS natively which is nice, but anything past extracting a variable is non-existing. Where you can right click on the test and say Run. I have tried Productivity Power Tools and they add a lot of value, but don't have critical functionality I'm afterĪnyway, my question is: what extensions can do the following: I wish Resharper was modular and I could turn off most of it's features.
#Coderunner alternative for mac code#
One of the projects I work on has 230K lines of code and R# is very slow there!
Visual Studio is horribly slow with it enabled. But more and more I use it, I feel it is a drag! Drag on CPU resources and drag trying to fight the bloody thing.
#Coderunner alternative for mac upgrade#
I have been using R# for the last 2 years and have paid out of my pocket for V7 and for upgrade to V8. I'd like to get this question raised again with a view to current situation in the world of VS extensions. I've seen a lot of questions about replacing Resharper with something else, but most of them are out of date. I made a sample file named helloaayush.sh and stored that in /Users/aayush/DownloadsĪ new terminal window will open and your code output will be visible there.Just before you sigh and mark this question as a duplicate, I can tell you, it is not. That is your choice.Īnd run any sample program to check this functionality which we just implemented. Now you have two options : you can make this run command as default or you can use this as temporary.
: osascript automated_run.scpt $filename $PWD Then in CodeRunner, Paste this code in place of run command in Run Setting. Here I am coding in shell scripting so that as per my requirement, I used 'bash ' here. Then open the script editor and see the line number 6 and paste your command in place of "bash ". Now Copy the command written in Run Command field before the $filename. This script editor app will save this script as automated_run.scpt. I saved it in /Users/aayush/Downloads folder as automated_run. Save this file inside the folder in which you are coding/ or provide path while executing. Tell application "Terminal" to do script "bash " & item 1 of argv in selected tab of the front window
Tell application "Terminal" to do script "clear" in selected tab of the front window Tell application "Terminal" to do script "cd " & item 2 of argv in selected tab of the front window Tell application "Terminal" to do script "cd ~" in selected tab of the front window Create new Script and paste this code : on run argv
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