This blog post is all about: why I gave up on Grammarly, what's the difference between ReSharper-aided Visual Studio and Sublime Text or Vim, did VS cripple generations of software developers and why I'm skeptical of modern IDEs (hint: they are not solving the problems they should be solving ...)I do write a lot. Mainly in English. I've got a lot of practice, so in my case, the process of writing is quite fluent, but it still takes some time - structuring thoughts, adding content, proof-reading, polishing, etc. That's why all the ideas or tools that could help me save…
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After a bit of pre-conf hype building ... We'll be revealing Project Rider at NDC London. Wednesday 13th January 2016 https://t.co/ydglHEkRZa #jetbrainsRider — Project Rider (@JetBrainsRider) January 11, 2016 ... the 1st day of NDC conference in London has brought a very interesting .NET-related announcement from JetBrains - the company is working on a new product - cross-platform, IntelliJ-based IDE for .NET, powered by ReSharper guts. Current code name: Project Rider. NDC's orgs were blazing fast with publishing the announcement session, so it's already available on-line: If you're not have spare 40 mins, official JetBrains blog post…
If you told me six months ago, that in half a year I’d articulate such a statement - I wouldn’t believe. But yes, it’s true - Visual Studio slowly starts to get obsolete on my workstation. What has changed then? Web Dev and VS First, I was doing a lot of web development recently - webdev in Visual Studio is quite ok (especially with Web Essentials and ReSharper), but as I was doing SPA and SPA-alike apps (with strongly decoupled server-side), my web applications didn’t have to have any tight references to…