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CodeRush – New Release (v18.1.11) for Visual Studio

Another 30-day sprint, another release. This update is packed with important new features for teams and individuals using CodeRush, including embedded images in source code, templates for JavaScript & TypeScript development, new performance-enhancing features, and more...

Mark Miller (DevExpress)

18 September 2018

Basic C# CodeRush CodeRush for Roslyn DevExpress Embedded Images F# Great UI JavaScript null reference exception Roslyn TypeScript VB Visual Studio Visual Studio 2017 XAML

Holy Grail - Embedded Images Inside Source Code

DevExpress is proud to announce a killer new feature for Visual Studio developers using CodeRush: The ability to embed any image inside source code and effortlessly share that image with everyone on your team....

Mark Miller (DevExpress)

11 September 2018

C# CodeRush CSS Embedded Images F# HTML JavaScript TypeScript Visual Basic Visual Studio VS Code XAML

CodeRush for Roslyn, Version 17.1.5 is Available

Another 30 days, another CodeRush for Roslyn release. In this update we port a popular feature for XPO developers, add code generation options, add commands to extend the selection outwards by sibling nodes, and increase the speed of Tab to Next Reference...

Mark Miller (DevExpress)

26 June 2017

C# 7.0 CodeRush for Roslyn eXpress Persistent Objects Refactoring Tab to Next Reference Visual Basic Visual Studio 2017 XAML XPO

CodeRush for Rosyln 16.2.8 is Available

Another sprint, another release of CodeRush for Roslyn . You might have noticed we’ve stepped up our update frequency, with sprint/release cycles occurring in 30 day intervals. Here’s what’s new in this release: This release introduces the Declare menu...

Mark Miller (DevExpress)

28 April 2017

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CodeRush for Roslyn: XAML support

XAML is an XML -based language developed by Microsoft, which is widely used in WPF and UWP applications. Visual Studio 2017 helps a lot with editing XAML: features like IntelliSense, tag auto-close and code fold are very useful and increase productivity...

Rory Becker (DevExpress)

24 April 2017

CodeRush for Roslyn CRR Formatting Navigation Refactoring TabToNextReference XAML

CodeRush for Roslyn 16.2.7 is Available

Today Team CodeRush completed another 45-day sprint, releasing version 16.2.7 of CodeRush for Roslyn. This shiny new version includes C# 7 support, new refactorings, and code declaration tools. C# 7 Syntax We have updated a number of features to support...

Mark Miller (DevExpress)

30 March 2017

C# 7.0 Code Behind CodeRush for Roslyn Extract String to Resource INotifyPropertyChanged Move Type to Namespace Refactoring Visual Studio 2015 Visual Studio 2017 XAML

What’s New in CodeRush for Roslyn v.16.2.5

Team CodeRush continues our 45-day sprint/release cycle, and we have some treats for you in this update. All-new Symbol Naming Assistant This is a brand new feature designed to help you quickly name new symbols (members, variables, and parameters). The...

Mark Miller (DevExpress)

20 February 2017

Code Metrics CodeRush for Roslyn Decompiler Naming Assistant Refactoring Smart Duplicate Line Symbol Naming Visual Studio 2015 Visual Studio 2017 XAML

Hotfix to DevExpress 12.2 .NET

An issue managed to make its way into the DevExpress 12.2.14 release: showing a WPF or Silverlight RichEditControl in an app crashes the app . This was obviously a critical enough bug that we immediately refreshed the 12.2 series to 12.2.15 in order to...

Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)

30 October 2013

.NET richedit XAML

Windows 8 XAML controls package now with Windows 8.1 support

I’m sure that our customers already know that Windows 8.1 is due to be released on October 17. However, after a rocky start where that release date applied to everyone (apart from manufacturers), Microsoft eventually relented and allowed MSDN and TechNet...

Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)

4 October 2013

Metro Win8 XAML

Supporting Windows 8.1

Unless you’ve been taking a diving holiday in the Caribbean since before the //build/ conference (in which case, why didn’t you invite me?), you’ll know all about the Windows 8.1 (code-named ‘Blue’), at least from a user experience perspective. Well,...

Julian Bucknall (DevExpress)

31 July 2013

Metro WinRT XAML