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ReSharper templates from the Code Kata Cast

Tuesday, 17 November 2009 15:15 by Rickard

After I posted my Code Kata Cast I received some feedback regarding the ReSharper templates I use to speed up my coding. I decided to share them with the public (like so many before me) in hope that others may benefit from them, as I do.


rickardn-resharper-templates.zip (1,44 kb)


After you’ve downloaded the zip-file and unpacked it, open Visual Studio and the ReSharper Templates Explorer: Menu –> ReSharper –> Live Templates…

Click on Import… as the screen shot below shows, and find the file “rickardn-resharper-live-templates.xml”

resharper_import_template

 Then click the “File Templates” tab and repeat the procedure for the “rickardn-resharper-file-templates.xml” file.

 Good luck with your katas!

 

Tags:   resharper, live template, c#, tdd, unit test, code kata
Categories:   Agile | C# 3.0 | TDD
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