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ReSharper – Getting more out of it

Matt Simner Tools, Visual Studio August 7, 2007April 20, 2012.net, addins, resharper, visual studio

ReSharper’s got plenty of functionality (more of which I find and use as time goes on), but I found this on Joe White’s blog that is certainly a useful reference and taught me a couple of new things too..

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