Overview
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150+ Refactorings, 8 Languages, One Keystroke, $99
Now this is the productivity tool you've been waiting for.
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Refactor! Pro enables us to easily promote prototype code to production-ready state, while encouraging robust development practices.
Niko Suni, Windows/DirectX MVP
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Ease of Use
Never before has a developer tool been so easy to use. You
don't have to be an architect or designer to reap the benefits
from using Refactor! Pro™. Tasks you do all the time are
suddenly much easier with Refactor!. Simply highlight the
code you want to change — smart tags show what's available.
Select the desired code change operation from the menu. Preview
hinting marks up the code and shows the impact of the
change before you commit.
Amazing Productivity Boost
Declaring constants, renaming variables, simplifying complex
code — these are the things developers do all the time to
improve readability and the quality of the source code. Refactor!
makes all this just a single keystroke away. Do the things
you always do, now with greater speed, accuracy and efficiency!
Industry-grade Quality
At Developer Express, we're serious about quality.
That's why Refactor! Pro is backed by
18,000+ test cases and a hardworking staff of
developers and test case writers committed to
continually exceeding your expectations.
Immediate Return on Investment
Refactor! Pro has everything developers need to
become productive within minutes of installing.
Most developers will experience a return on investment
in the first day of use. If you write or
maintain code for a living, you owe it to yourself
to add Refactor! to your toolset.
Undisputed Refactoring Leader
With more than 150 refactorings, Refactor! Pro
has more refactorings than any other tool for any
platform. And best of all, it's from a company
you can trust: Developer Express, the leading
component, framework, and tool vendor
for .NET.
Included Refactorings
 | Add AssociatedControlID Attribute | | Add Block Delimiters | | Add End Tag |
| Add Parameter | | Add RunAt Attribute | | Add to Interface |
| Add Validator | | Boolean to Enum | | Break Apart Arguments |
| Break Apart Parameters | | Case to Conditional | | Change Tag |
| Collapse Accessors | | Combine Conditionals | | Compress to Lambda Expression |
| Compress to Null Coalescing Operation | | Compress to Ternary Expression | | Conditional to Case |
| Consolidate Using Statements | | Convert to Auto-implemented Property | | Convert to Auto-implemented Property (convert all) |
| Convert to Built-in Type | |
Convert to Create & Set
| | Convert to HEX |
| Convert to Initializer | | Convert to IsNothing | | Convert to Named Color |
| Convert to Pixels | | Convert to Points | | Convert to RGB |
| Convert to Skin | | Convert to System Type | | Create Backing Store |
| Create Method Contract | | Create Method Stub | | Create Multi-variable Declaration |
| Create Overload | | Create Setter Method | | Create With Statement |
| Decompose Parameter | | Encapsulate Downcast | | Encapsulate Field |
| Expand Accessors | | Expand Lambda Expression | | Expand Null Coalescing Operation |
| Expand Ternary Expression | | Extract ContentPlaceHolder | | Extract ContentPlaceHolder (Create Master) |
| Extract Function (outside of class) | | Extract Interface | | Extract Method |
| Extract Property | | Extract Script | | Extract String to Resource |
| Extract Style (Class) | | Extract Style (id) | | Extract to User Control |
| Extract to XAML Resource | | Extract to XAML Resource (replace all) | | Extract XML Literal to Resource |
| Flatten Conditional | | For to ForEach | | ForEach to For |
| Inline Alias | | Inline Constant | | Inline Delegate |
| Inline Format Item | | Inline Macro | | Inline Recent Assignment |
| Inline Result | | Inline Temp | | Inline With Statement |
| Introduce Alias | | Introduce Alias (replace all) | | Introduce Constant |
| Introduce ForEach Action | | Introduce Format Item | | Introduce Local |
| Introduce Local (replace all) | | Introduce Parameter Object | | Introduce Result Variable |
| Introduce Setter Guard Clause | | Introduce Using Statement | | Line-up Arguments |
| Line-up Parameters | | Lock to Try/Finally | | Make Explicit |
| Make Explicit (and Name Anonymous Type) | | Make Id Unique | | Make Implicit |
| Make Method Static | | Merge Styles | | Method to Property |
| Move Declaration Near Reference | | Move Initialization to Declaration | | Move Method to Header |
| Move Method to Source File | | Move Style Attributes to CSS | | Move Style Attributes to External CSS |
| Move Style Attributes to Theme | | Move Style Attributes to Theme (use SkinId) | | Move to Code-behind |
| Move Type to File | | Move Type to Namespace | | Name Anonymous Method |
| Name Anonymous Type | | Optimize Namespace References | | Promote to Parameter |
| Property to Method | | Reduce Visibility | | Remove Assignments to Parameters |
| Remove Attribute | | Remove Block Delimiters | | Remove Empty Handler |
| Remove End Tag | | Remove Parameter | | Remove Private Setter |
| Remove Redundant Assignment | | Remove Redundant Conditional | | Remove Setter Guard Clause |
| Remove Tag | | Remove Type Qualifier | | Remove Type Qualifier (replace all) |
| Rename | | Rename File to Match Type | | Rename Type to Match File |
| Reorder Attributes | | Reorder Parameters | | Replace Temp with Query |
| Replace with Alias | | Replace with Constant | | Replace with Local |
| Replace with XAML Resource | | Reverse Conditional | | Safe Rename |
| Set CssClass | | Simplify Expression | | Split Conditional |
| Split Initialization from Declaration | | Split Multi-variable Declaration | | Split Style |
| Split Temporary Variable | | Split With Statement | | Surround with Tag |
| Surround with Update Panel | | Toggle ViewState | | Use Const (C++ only) |
| Use IsNullOrEmpty | | Use String.Compare | | Use String.Format |
| Use StringBuilder | | Use typedef (C++ only) | | Using to Try/Finally |
| Widen Scope (promote constant) | | Widen Scope (promote to field) |
Other Details
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Free updates
| One year |
| Money-back guarantee | 60 days |
| Refactor key | Ctrl+` (or whatever you like) |
| Jump to marker key | Escape |
| Break all links key | Enter |
| Number of modal dialogs | Zero |
| Extensible | Yes |
| Supported Languages | C#, Visual Basic, C++, ASP.NET, XAML, XML, HTML, JavaScript |
| Supported IDEs | The current version supports Visual Studio 2005 and higher
v2 supports Visual Studio 2002, 2003, 2005 and 2008 |
| Licensing | $US99 per developer |
| Discounts | Starting at two or more copies |
| Compatibility Note | Refactor! Pro and CodeRush must have matching major version numbers
to be installed side-by-side |
| Order | Click here |
| Site Licensing |
contact clientservices@devexpress.com |
| Evals | Click here |
There were 3 main factors that have led me to choose CodeRush & Refactor! Pro
as my main productivity tool.
1. Great ROI
When picking out a new tool I'm always on the look for ROI. After all there
is not much use using a tool unless it does help you work faster. There are
very few tools I've encountered that demonstrate such a high ROI, as this
toolset and during my years working in software I've used many. I estimate
that my speed in which I'm able to produce working code has increased by 20-
30% just from using them, and I also suspect that the quality of the code
produced has also increased. The only thing that I find unfortunate is that
there are still developers out there which are unaware of this tool.
2. Short Learning Curve
When picking out a new productivity tool it takes time to get used to it,
learning all the tricks, shortcuts and abilities of such a tool. In
CodeRush, DevExpress has managed to reduce this period for a bare minimum.
This has been achieved mainly by two features (and the great help file) the
first is the verbose mode of CodeRush. In this mode every time the tool
perform an action it gives a visible feedback on what exactly is done. This
greatly helps in understanding when you have done something useful and what
exactly have led you to it. The other is the training windows by showing at
each moment what are the option possible, I have come to learn many of the
tool abilities without the need to read cumbersome documentation. In
combination those two allowed me to gain in productivity almost instantly.
3. Great Support
Great support is not a given. I myself worked for a company selling product
for developers and I know how much effort is needed to keep support level to
the high standards and short patience programmers have. Being on the other
side also helped me to recognize when a company actually realize that
support is a main business function or does it off hand just because they
need to. In DevExpress support I have found only professionalism, patience
and a genuine wish to actually help me.
Lior Friedman, Agile Consultant - AUT/TDD Expert
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