Overview
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Boost IDE Productivity
in Visual Studio 2008 and 2010
with the free CodeRush Xpress!
Includes intelligent code navigation, selection and declaration features with over 50 refactorings for VB and C# developers.
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CodeRush Xpress is freely available to all Visual Studio 2008 and 2010 developers and offers a comprehensive suite of tools that enable you and your team to simplify and shape complex code - making it easier to read and less costly to maintain.
| Download CodeRush Xpress |
| File name | CodeRushXpress-11.2.13.exe |
| Size | 57,918,448 bytes |
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| Supported IDEs | Visual Studio 2008, 2010 (Does not work with Express Editions, since these IDE versions don't support 3rd party add-in integration) |
| URL | Click here to download |
Register Your Free Copy
Register your copy of CodeRush Xpress to automatically recieve product updates with new functionality. The registration procedure takes only a couple of minutes and doesn't require personal details other than your name and email address.
Introductory Videos for C# and VB Developers
Click the following links to learn the main features of CodeRush by watching videos on the DevExpress Channel.
Supported Features
- Selection Features
Five intelligent features for selecting code more efficiently.
- Code Navigation Features
Seven powerful navigation features to make getting to that important location fast and easy.
- Declaration Features
Lots of powerful features to intelligently declare classes, members, fields, local variables and so much more.
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Refactoring for C# and VB Developers
CodeRush Xpress includes over 50 refactorings, and nearly all work in both C# and Visual Basic. A few refactorings are available in only a single language due to features of that particular language. All refactorings can be split into the following groups:
If you have technical questions or require further assistance, feel free to contact our support team via Email at support@devexpress.com.
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I've been using CodeRush Xpress since a little after it was first announced, and every new release has gotten better and better at filling the gaping hole that is refactoring and coding assistance within Visual Studio. I now consider CodeRush Xpress a vital tool in my .NET toolbox. With the 9.3.2 release just before Christmas, I (unknowingly) installed CodeRush with Refactor! Pro. I only meant to upgrade CodeRush Xpress. My first impression of the TestRunner was actually the icons next to NUnit TestMethods. I thought "well, that's neat!". The icons were present enough to assert their existence, but subtle enough so as to not get in the way. I had been using a combination of TestDriven.net and Visual NUnit before. This was workable (kudus to both of those teams), but I felt like I wanted more. When I realized what these icons were, I went looking for the Test Runner panel. I had read about the new Test Runner, and given that the team I work on is starting to adopt unit testing (test first in my case), I was eager to give it a go. All I can say is, WOW. The integration with Visual Studio is great. The panel has the same functionality as the stand-alone NUnit test-runner, but the fact that the icons in the panel are also replicated next to the methods in the source editor, coupled with the "Go to test method" command, make it super simple to navigate around my test suite. I also find the code navigation functions in CodeRush invaluable. The product suite I work on is huge, so we have broken it down into a number of solutions, and referencing common libraries, rather than include the project in the solution. This often makes it difficult, with vanilla Visual Studio, to navigate around the code. CodeRush's features make this a 2 step process, instead of a multiple step one involving opening multiple instances of Visual Studio. CodeRush with Refactor! Pro, with the Test Runner, make working with .NET solutions in Visual Studio a much more enjoyable prospect for me.„
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