I need the productivity gains of R# that so far DevExpress has not reached IMO. But I am rooting for DevExpress to pick it up … they certainly have some nice eye candy in their app … and they’re plug in support is superior to R#. Until it gets all the features of R# with the code analysis, pre-compile, etc to the level that R# does, I am sticking with R#. I try DevExpress’s tools about once a year hoping it will challenge R# for me, but it just has not given me reason to replace R# yet. Note that the ReSharper license covers ReSharper and ReSharper C++ extensions, but if you need to use the other. Review the ‘Available Products’ and select ‘Install' for the products you want to install. I do a lot of Silverlight and WPF programming so its great to have their refactorings in place with XAML in addition to the VS intellisense. Run the ReSharper installer you have downloaded and follow the instructions in the installation wizard. One of my favorite features is the XAML based refactoring.
They state that they improved ReSharper to work better with Visual Studio 2008 SP 1, they improved ReSharper's performance, and they added better ASP.NET support. You can download the new version, ReSharper 4.1, from here. The folks at JetBrains released a new version of ReSharper today.
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