Become a Productive .NET Developer with JetBrains Rider
summary
Explains Rider’s unusual architecture: IntelliJ front end with ReSharper running as a background process, and demos actual features rather than vague promises — live navigation, postfix templates that rewrite code in-place, dependent breakpoints that fire only after another breakpoint, on-the-fly decompilation and an IL viewer, local history snapshots, interactive VCS rebase and commit-time quick fixes, test coverage markers and parameter hints, plus Windows Forms designer support on Windows — most demos run and show results.
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chapters (32)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:50Advantages of IntelliJ
- 3:30Live Demo
- 7:00Markdown Validation
- 7:35Navigating
- 9:00Interface
- 9:55Recent Locations
- 11:50Execute Actions
- 13:00Recent Location
- 13:50Create Car
- 15:10Get Big Vehicles
- 16:35Language Injections
- 20:30Debugging
- 22:00No suspending
- 22:20Parallel execution
- 23:20Zoo
- 24:10IDLE Viewer
- 25:00New Language Features
- 26:30Version Control Systems
- 27:20Reduce Result Set
- 27:50Remove Result Set
- 28:40Rebase
- 29:30Commit
- 31:00Windows Forms
- 31:30Test Coverage
- 32:15Cyclomatic Complexity
- 33:10Cognitive Complexity
- 34:20Alignment
- 35:55Legacy Code
- 36:50Parameter Hint
- 37:55Refactoring
- 39:10Scratch Files
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