I will not be using VS 2008 until Resharper 4.0 EAP begins. I began starting to use 2008 this evening for my next post and I almost immediately realized just how dependent on R# I have become. As I began the first things I noticed (within the first 5 seconds) were:
- Intellisense was different and I am not used to it.
- I had forgotten where StringBuilder was located (R# will let you know when you reference a class that is not in a namespace you are using).
- I really miss the error detection system.
- Alt+Enter
- F6
- F2
- Ctrl+B
- Ctrl+T (I have binded this shortcut to Resharper.UnitTest.ContextDebug; more on that at some later time)
- Startup is much faster.
- F1 doesn't hang VS for 5 minutes (I really hate this shortcut and I remove it from my system when possible because I tend to accidentally press it when going for F2 sometimes)
- Hidden toolbox tabs show up faster when moused over.
- Compilation seems faster.
- VS seems to close faster.
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