OK, this is strictly hush hush, on a need-to-know basis. Don't tell everyone, but we've just uploaded CodeRush and Refactor! Pro 2.5 to the Client Center. Yep, it's a significant new release , deserving of the bump in version number. We've got the world's first refactorings ever targeted...

There was a knock on the door late at night a week or so ago, but when I opened it I saw nothing but flurries of snow whisking into the porch light and away into the darkness and an envelope propped up against the door jamb. No one was around. I ripped open the envelope and there it was: the new features...

In case you weren't paying attention, we released version 2.2.2 of both CodeRush and Refactor! Pro this weekend. Lots of interesting additions and bug fixes, all of which will be published in full once we release the official announcement, but the big one for those who love to live on the edge: both...

You know, it's funny. I can well remember the day I saw my first syntax-highlighted code in an IDE. It looked a little weird compared to the flat Notepad look of yester-editors, but, from that point on, non- syntax-highlighted code just became harder to read. It was as if we had been shown the z...

Mark sent me this link of a customer using CodeRush and Refactor! Pro to write an MVP (Model-View-Presenter) implementation of an e-mail viewer. It's a long-ish screencast -- there's a lot of code and classes to cover -- but the presenter, Kim Major of Renaissance Computer Systems, really knows...