Rider 2022.2 Comes With More C# 11 Features, Performance Improvements, and Extended Unreal Engine Support
ReSharper 2022.2 Comes With C# 11 Support, Solution-Wide Analysis Optimizations, and Virtual Formatter
Bootstrap Icons v1.9.0 is here with over 140 new and updated icons, including some longstanding requests for new brands, transportation options, numbers and letters, and so much more. With this release, we’re now at over 1,800 icons!
Bootstrap v5.2.0 is finally stable! We’ve ironed out more bugs, improved more documentation, written new guides and built out new functional environment examples, and so much more!
Here’s a quick list of what’s new in TypeScript 4.7!
ECMAScript Module Support in Node.js
Control over Module Detection
Control-Flow Analysis for Bracketed Element Access
Improved Function Inference in Objects and Methods
Instantiation Expressions
extends Constraints on infer Type Variables
Optional Variance Annotations for Type Parameters
Resolution Customization with moduleSuffixes
resolution-mode
Go to Source Definition
Groups-Aware Organize Imports
Object Method Snippet Completions
Breaking Changes
This release features redesigned docs, CSS variables for all our components, responsive offcanvas, new helpers and utilities, refined buttons and inputs, and lots of improvements under the hood.
CoreWCF 1.0 has been Released, WCF for .NET Core and .NET 5+
- WebP support - People have been after this for a while! We provide comprehensive support for decoding and encoding WebP images.
Rider 2022.1 includes full Unreal Engine support, which converts Rider into a full-fledged IDE for game development, no matter what game engine you use.
In v2022.1, Rider also supports a Beta version of the long-awaited remote development workflow. It allows you to connect to a remote machine running Rider’s backend from anywhere in the world.
In addition to these new features, this release also brings Docker Fast mode, updates to the main toolbar, and full-text search throughout the solution right from the Search Everywhere pop-up.
- We have two new refactorings for global usings, Extract Global Using and Inline Global Using, with Find Usages support for this feature.
- For
nullable reference types, we’ve split the “should never be null”
warning into two categories: one for those who look at NRT annotation
and one for those who have a runtime check for null. We’ve also added a
setting to enable runtime enforced not null warnings only, and supported
[MemberNotNull]and[MemberNotNullWhen]annotations. - We’ve implemented generic attributes support for C#11.
