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This year, ReSharper brings you much-needed .NET productivity support earlier than ever. ReSharper 5.0 fully integrates with Visual Studio 2010 and supports new language features provided by C# 4.0 and VB10, so you can migrate seamlessly without missing the productivity and usability assistance you need.

Download ReSharper 5.0 now for your free 30-day evaluation.

The new ReSharper includes:

• Web Development features: An extensive toolset for ASP.NET developers to work with markup files and web site infrastructure. ASP.NET MVC developers also get dedicated code inspections, syntax highlighting, navigation, and code completion for controllers and actions.
• Project Maintenance and Team features: Powerful, shareable search and replace patterns to remove code smells or comply with team policies; refactorings to optimize project structure; localization assistance; and full support for navigation to library sources — all this enables teams working with large, complicated projects, to easier view, change and maintain their code base.
• Support for Visual Studio 2010: Sim-shipped as promised! Of course, Visual Studio 2005 and 2008 are supported too.
• Code Analysis: Many improvements, from upgrading foreach and for loops to LINQ queries; to viewing all code smells in your solution from a single tool window; to letting you track how data values and method calls are passed through your code.
• Other enhancements such as extended IntelliSense, bookmarking, native NUnit support, and more.

For more details please read What's New.

After evaluating, buy ReSharper 5.0 or upgrade. The upgrade is free for all ReSharper 4.5 licenses dated October 15, 2009, or later.

Develop with pleasure!
The JetBrains Team