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This one should be installed on all systems by default. Visual Studio Team Foundation Server Power Tools That's very handy for people working on multiple feature branches or supporting multiple versions of the same product! It also allows you to quickly switch to the same solution in another branch. Unless you're using a very complex workspace mapping, this extension to Team Explorer shows you exactly which branch your solution is coming from.
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The change files date on Get adds a long waiting period to large gets and I never look at the dates on my file system anyway and the Files icon change changes the icons around for branches and folders, but this doesn't add any value to me.Įver wondered which branch your Solution was rooted in? Ever accidentally changed code in the wrong branch and then had to roll back and backport into the right one? That's why I have this little gem installed. It adds the Branch commands that are normally only possible from the command line directly to the Source Control Explorer and enabled drag&drop for files and folders to quickly and easily move things around. In these cases (and even when you do have a working branch plan), the TFS Source Control Explorer Extensions are invaluable. If you're, like me, an ALM support to any team you've been added to, then you'll probably see a lot of branch plans that got completely out of hand. This will allow Reflector to hook into the F12 handling of Visual Studio so you'll still see a decompiled version of any method you navigate to, just not from dotPeek/Resharper.

To make it work with Resharper you do need to tweak the Resharper code Navigation settings: Using Reflector you can generate debug symbols for assemblies that you don't have symbols or sources for, making it possible to debug nasty issues in e.g SharePoint or any other closed source product for that matter. Resharper comes with dotPeek and Code Rush has a decompiler window, but only Reflector has one feature that's even better: Debug symbol generation.
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Plus it shows the current branch name in the title of your Visual studio window. Think of Command Line Here, Locate in Solution Explorer, And for those of you that work a lot in MsBuild to write their own before/after build targets, the Edit Project File option is ideal. VsCommands adds some small features that are really handy. Resharper 8 now comes with NuGet support for plugins, which is great, as it helps you keep your plugins up to date! I have the above mentioned plugins installed to make life easier when doing a lot of Unit Testing and ASP.NET MVP development. +Plugins: AgentMulder, AgentRalph, InternalsVisibleTo Helper, JsLint, Razer Plugin, TestCop I miss some of the features from Code Rush (debug helpers, dynamic templates), but can do without them. The only alternative that is equally valuable for me would be Code Rush, but somehow most of my clients have already standardized on Resharper.

It has been one of the most-used commercial Visual Studio productivity extensions. This product shouldn't need any introductions.
VISUAL STUDIO EXTENSIONS LIKE RESHAPER INSTALL
This is the list of things I install almost as soon as I see the "Installation Completed" screen of Visual Studio itself: Ever since I started using Visual Studio my life has been made easier by all the great extensions that people write for it. Visual Studio 2013 has been available for a while now, and next week is the official launch party.
