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This article introduces how the cross-platform .NET IDE based on IntelliJ and ReSharper is, the content is very detailed, interested friends can refer to it, hope to be helpful to you.

JetBrains Rider made its debut in January and spent most of its time on internal early previews, not ready for public release. Now we can download the early preview and get a feel for what it's like to develop .NET on the IntelliJ platform. There are still some problems with the early preview version, but the whole is relatively stable.

Rider is based on JetBrains's platform, and JetBrains's platform is very popular with Java developers who use IntelliJ IDEA and JavaScript developers who use WebStorm. The main .NET component of Rider is that ReSharper,ReSharper is an independent language server extension component of Visual Studio, which provides functions such as code analysis, code completion, code refactoring, code repair and so on. Rider can run on Windows, Mac, and Linux.

Some of the main features of this new IDE are as follows:

Support for the .NET Framework, .NET Core and Mono

Support for several major .NET languages: C #, VB.NET, ASP.NET (ASPX, Razor), XAML

Other languages are supported: JavaScript, TypeScript, JSON, HTML, CSS, SQL, XML. Support for Sass and LESS will be added later

Solutions that support Visual Studio and Mono, support MSBuild, XBuild, Uniti, and .NET Core projects

Integrated NuGet

More than 2000 code reviews and more than 1000 repair actions can be completed through ReSharper.

Anti-compiler

More than 50 functional refactorings

Unit testing-NUnit, XUnit

Debug

Version control system-Git, Subversion, Mercurial, Perforce, TFS

Databases-MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, etc.

Extension. There are more than 500 plug-ins in the warehouse.

Rider can be downloaded separately or obtained from the toolbox.

Why create a C # IDE?

The main purpose is to provide a choice for developers. We firmly believe that we can provide an excellent user experience for developers who work in different environments. Then why now? This is because we think now is the right time for the following reasons:

We have been working hard for years to make ReSharper work in different environments (independent of Visual Studio), and dotPeek is a case in point.

Now that more and more developers are using non-Windows platforms, we hope to give them the same experience as ReSharper.

Finally, Microsoft is now pushing its platform and C # language towards open source, such as CoreCLR.

What does this mean for ReSharper?

ReSharper is still the best extension of Visual Studio and one of our leading products. Project Rider's use of ReSharper reinforces our commitment to ReSharper, because any update to ReSharper will benefit not only ReSharper but Project Rider as well. In addition, we hope that the work done on Project Rider will in turn promote the continuous development of ReSharper. In essence, Project Rider will only increase our efforts on ReSharper.

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