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Misha Zaslavsky
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One of the advantages of a tool like ReSharper is that you can write the code however you like and have it reformat to something more maintainable afterwardsafterward. I have R# set to always reformat such that the actual type in use is visible, however, when writing code I nearly always type 'var'.

Good tools let you have the best of both worlds.

John.

One of the advantages of a tool like ReSharper is that you can write the code however you like and have it reformat to something more maintainable afterwards. I have R# set to always reformat such that the actual type in use is visible, however, when writing code I nearly always type 'var'.

Good tools let you have the best of both worlds.

John.

One of the advantages of a tool like ReSharper is that you can write the code however you like and have it reformat to something more maintainable afterward. I have R# set to always reformat such that the actual type in use is visible, however, when writing code I nearly always type 'var'.

Good tools let you have the best of both worlds.

John.

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John Richardson
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One of the advantages of a tool like ReSharper is that you can write the code however you like and have it reformat to something more maintainable afterwards. I have R# set to always reformat such that the actual type in use is visible, however, when writing code I nearly always type 'var'.

Good tools let you have the best of both worlds.

John.