5 Easy Tips to Reduce and Refactor Your Code with Resharper

Posted by: JohnPapa.net, on 03 Oct 2010 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

Ive talked a lot about Resharper such as the Find Usages, live templates, and the instant code analysis. But I have not talked about some of the features that are not as prominent but I find especially helpful. So here are a few very simple tips for how to clean your code up using Resharper. Tip 1) Removing redundant this qualifier Sometimes I add the this statement when I am writing code. It is a habit I got into a long while ago and have had a hard time breaking. I prefer to not have this....

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