A bit hard to locate these nowadays I've been told, so I'm just gonna post them here, mostly for my own sake.
So here they are:
Membership:
https://github.com/Microsoft/referencesource/blob/master/System.Web/Security/SQLMembershipProvider.cs
Role:
https://github.com/Microsoft/referencesource/blob/master/System.Web/Security/SQLRoleProvider.cs
Profile:
https://github.com/Microsoft/referencesource/blob/master/System.Web/Profile/SqlProfileProvider.cs
Well.. here it is... my BLOG! Started out being mostly used for dropping bookmarks - links to good sites relating to my current interests. Now even with some code samples and comments about interesting pages.
Showing posts with label Development. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Development. Show all posts
2017-09-22
2017-01-13
Free Code Improvement Alternatives
I really liked using ReSharper (JetBrains) in Microsoft Visual Studio.
There are also some other commercial tools like it:
- CodeRush (DevExpress)
- JustCode (Telerik)
The functionality that I found most useful was:
- Go To Implementation
- Find Usages
- Suggestions on code improvements
- Extract function
I think that ReSharper has become too expensive now, currently at a $299 first year subscription, then a bit lower on subsequent years. That's about 40% of the price of Visual Studio Professional, and you don't even buy the product - you subscribe.
So I am testing out this combo as an alternative:
Roslyn provides the Light Bulb for code improvements:
https://blog.tommyparnell.com/vs-2015-getting-resharper-experiance-without-resharper/
Several very handy tools:
- Productivity Power Tools
For more code improvement suggestions (pick one, not both):
- CodeCracker for C# (testing this now, looks good)
- Refactoring Essentials for Visual Studio*
I have also tested CodeMaid, but not just right now*.
I may enable it again at a later point in time though.
It looks like a very useful addition to Visual Studio.
Here are some related Stack Overflow questions:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2834439/what-are-some-alternatives-to-resharper
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24542406/alternatives-to-resharper
*Enabling too many competing plugins may cause VS to run very slowly.
There are also some other commercial tools like it:
- CodeRush (DevExpress)
- JustCode (Telerik)
The functionality that I found most useful was:
- Go To Implementation
- Find Usages
- Suggestions on code improvements
- Extract function
I think that ReSharper has become too expensive now, currently at a $299 first year subscription, then a bit lower on subsequent years. That's about 40% of the price of Visual Studio Professional, and you don't even buy the product - you subscribe.
So I am testing out this combo as an alternative:
Roslyn provides the Light Bulb for code improvements:
https://blog.tommyparnell.com/vs-2015-getting-resharper-experiance-without-resharper/
Several very handy tools:
- Productivity Power Tools
For more code improvement suggestions (pick one, not both):
- CodeCracker for C# (testing this now, looks good)
- Refactoring Essentials for Visual Studio*
I have also tested CodeMaid, but not just right now*.
I may enable it again at a later point in time though.
It looks like a very useful addition to Visual Studio.
Here are some related Stack Overflow questions:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2834439/what-are-some-alternatives-to-resharper
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24542406/alternatives-to-resharper
*Enabling too many competing plugins may cause VS to run very slowly.
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