Frustrations of third party software

02 March 2019 Richard Moss 2 comments

No detailed blog post, just a screenshot that neatly echo's my ongoing frustration with Resharper. It was a lot longer than 7 seconds too...

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Comments

Brady Osborne

# 08 March 2019 Reply

I too used JetBrains Resharper in Visual Studio and ended up disabling it because it slowed it down like hell, and I'm running a server-grade computer!

Richard Moss

# 08 March 2019 Reply

I know what you mean. I do like Resharper, but I sometimes wonder how much time it saves me with the helpful things it does vs how much time it slows me down by severely affecting solution opening times (the above screenshot comes from a default ASP.NET application I created, but for actual application solutions with dozens of projects and hundreds of code files it is _slow_) and general performance.

I do feel that one of these days I'm going to simply call it quits!

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Richard Moss

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