

It’s easy to find where an object was declared and find it’s implementation.

Clicking a method call, variable or type while holding the control key will take you to the definition of the clicked object. Need to change the accessibility of you method from private to internal? want to change a delegate to lambda? this shortcut is your one (two) click solution for these problems. When there’s an error in the code or Resharper has suggestion on how to improve a certain line it marks it with a red, yellow or blue underline, using this shortcut will open a context menu with the suggestions on how to repair, improve or change the code. Alt+Enter – Show available quick fixes and context actions.Using this shortcut tell Resharper to fill the obvious code: it can write the method’s arguments in a method call, finish the initialization of a method and more. The ace of the pack, since I’ve started using it I do not need to write trivial code anymore. Ctrl+Shift+Space – Smart code completion.The list below is an incomplete list of the keyboard shortcuts I’ve found useful in no particular order: While I’m still learning new shortcuts every day I’ve found that I keep using several shortcuts most of the time. The only downside is that the developer needs to learn many keyboard shortcuts in order to properly use its functionality. I use Resharper daily and it help me to write better code faster.
