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Support for our projects is available from these respective GitHub repositories: ILSpy decompiler Code Converter based on Roslyn (C# to VB & vice versa) AvalonEdit WPF text editor from SharpDevelop SharpZipLib (looking for a maintainer) ... [More] Refactoring Essentials (looking for a maintainer) NRefactory (retired) SharpDevelop (retired) We encourage you to go there even today, but here is the retirement policy for community.sharpdevelop.net: No new user registrations - Q1 2018 No more login / posting - Q2 2018 Site taken offline (not yet decided because amount of information is large & still useful) Update 1 As per Feb 1st 2018 New User Registration is disabled. [Less]

Support for our projects is available from these respective GitHub repositories: ILSpy decompiler Code Converter based on Roslyn (C# to VB & vice versa) AvalonEdit WPF text editor from SharpDevelop SharpZipLib (looking for a maintainer) ... [More] Refactoring Essentials (looking for a maintainer) NRefactory (retired) SharpDevelop (retired) We encourage you to go there even today, but here is the retirement policy for community.sharpdevelop.net: No new user registrations - Q1 2018 No more login / posting - Q2 2018 Site taken offline (not yet decided because amount of information is large & still useful) [Less]

Support for our projects is available from these respective GitHub repositories: ILSpy decompiler Code Converter based on Roslyn (C# to VB & vice versa) AvalonEdit WPF text editor from SharpDevelop SharpZipLib (looking for a maintainer) ... [More] Refactoring Essentials (looking for a maintainer) NRefactory (retired) SharpDevelop (retired) We encourage you to go there even today, but here is the retirement policy for community.sharpdevelop.net: No new user registrations - Q1 2018 No more login / posting - Q2 2018 Site taken offline (not yet decided because amount of information is large & still useful) Update 1 As per Feb 1st 2018 New User Registration is disabled. Update 2 As per Apr 3rd 2018 Login is disabled. The site is read-only from this time on. If you have questions, please direct them to christoph.wille AT gmail.com [Less]

Support for our projects is available from these respective GitHub repositories: ILSpy decompiler Code Converter based on Roslyn (C# to VB & vice versa) AvalonEdit WPF text editor from SharpDevelop SharpZipLib (looking for a maintainer) ... [More] Refactoring Essentials (looking for a maintainer) NRefactory (retired) SharpDevelop (retired) We encourage you to go there even today, but here is the retirement policy for community.sharpdevelop.net: No new user registrations - Q1 2018 No more login / posting - Q2 2018 Site taken offline (not yet decided because amount of information is large & still useful) Update 1 As per Feb 1st 2018 New User Registration is disabled. Update 2 As per Apr 3rd 2018 Login is disabled. The site is read-only from this time on. If you have questions, please direct them to christoph.wille AT gmail.com [Less]

As is (almost) custom, we will have a Developer Days event this year in Bad Ischl, Austria. The dates have been set for Friday, November 25th to Sunday 27th - usually we strive for a warmer period of the year, but this time around we had to adjust ... [More] for language study travels and other events. Topics will include: ILSpy, Refactoring Essentials, SharpZipLib and of course SharpDevelop (maybe something new?). As is definitely custom, I am MC-ing this event. Thus if you are interested in dropping by, just le me know (there is no official sign-up process, email address can be found in my GitHub profile). [Less]

As is (almost) custom, we will have a Developer Days event this year in Bad Ischl, Austria. The dates have been set for Friday, November 25th to Sunday 27th - usually we strive for a warmer period of the year, but this time around we had to adjust ... [More] for language study travels and other events. Topics will include: ILSpy, Refactoring Essentials, SharpZipLib and of course SharpDevelop (maybe something new?). As is definitely custom, I am MC-ing this event. Thus if you are interested in dropping by, just le me know (there is no official sign-up process, email address can be found in my GitHub profile). [Less]

As is (almost) custom, we will have a Developer Days event this year in Bad Ischl, Austria. The dates have been set for Friday, November 25th to Sunday 27th - usually we strive for a warmer period of the year, but this time around we had to adjust ... [More] for language study travels and other events. Topics will include: ILSpy, Refactoring Essentials, SharpZipLib and of course SharpDevelop (maybe something new?). As is definitely custom, I am MC-ing this event. Thus if you are interested in dropping by, just le me know (there is no official sign-up process, email address can be found in my GitHub profile). [Less]

Recently we have applied some configuration changes to our diagnostic analyzers which now use 2 new features of Roslyn 1.2: Generated Code Detection From the beginning until release 4.0 Refactoring Essentials has used its own detection of generated ... [More] code files in order to ignore them. Now Roslyn is able to accomplish that for us, which has some advantages: Roslyn knows which code file can be suppressed for analysis before starting the analyzer. This is much earlier than doing it inside of analyzer run. Roslyn detects more types of generated files than we did before. Further technical description Concurrent Execution Since 1.2 every analyzer can be configured to be executed concurrently. This means that Roslyn's analyzer driver is allowed to execute the same analyzer in multiple threads simultaneously to analyze more than one file at once. The intention is to improve performance of analyzer runs on big solutions. Further technical description For now we have activated concurrency for all of Refactoring Essentials' analyzers, assuming their thread-safety. Please, feel free to test our recent development builds and report us in case you see any unexpected behavior. Thank you for helping us to make Refactoring Essentials better! [Less]

Recently we have applied some configuration changes to our diagnostic analyzers which now use 2 new features of Roslyn 1.2: Generated Code Detection From the beginning until release 4.0 Refactoring Essentials has used its own detection of generated ... [More] code files in order to ignore them. Now Roslyn is able to accomplish that for us, which has some advantages: Roslyn knows which code file can be suppressed for analysis before starting the analyzer. This is much earlier than doing it inside of analyzer run. Roslyn detects more types of generated files than we did before. Further technical description Concurrent Execution Since 1.2 every analyzer can be configured to be executed concurrently. This means that Roslyn's analyzer driver is allowed to execute the same analyzer in multiple threads simultaneously to analyze more than one file at once. The intention is to improve performance of analyzer runs on big solutions. Further technical description For now we have activated concurrency for all of Refactoring Essentials' analyzers, assuming their thread-safety. Please, feel free to test our recent development builds and report us in case you see any unexpected behavior. Thank you for helping us to make Refactoring Essentials better! [Less]

Recently we have applied some configuration changes to our diagnostic analyzers which now use 2 new features of Roslyn 1.2: Generated Code Detection From the beginning until release 4.0 Refactoring Essentials has used its own detection of generated ... [More] code files in order to ignore them. Now Roslyn is able to accomplish that for us, which has some advantages: Roslyn knows which code file can be suppressed for analysis before starting the analyzer. This is much earlier than doing it inside of analyzer run. Roslyn detects more types of generated files than we did before. Further technical description Concurrent Execution Since 1.2 every analyzer can be configured to be executed concurrently. This means that Roslyn's analyzer driver is allowed to execute the same analyzer in multiple threads simultaneously to analyze more than one file at once. The intention is to improve performance of analyzer runs on big solutions. Further technical description For now we have activated concurrency for all of Refactoring Essentials' analyzers, assuming their thread-safety. Please, feel free to test our recent development builds and report us in case you see any unexpected behavior. Thank you for helping us to make Refactoring Essentials better! [Less]