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re: Becoming a Jedi - Part 1 of N

J.P. Hamilton — Fri, 09 May 2008 01:26:12 GMT

Good stuff. Can hardly wait for the next one!

re: Becoming a Jedi - Part 1 of N

james.kovacs — Thu, 08 May 2008 23:32:03 GMT

@Joey - Yes, I'm using the ReSharper 2.X/IDEA keyboard layout. I meant to mention it during the screencast. I started using ReSharper in the 2.0 days when that was the only layout and the key combos are committed to muscle memory now. Overriding VS defaults isn't a big deal for me as I never used them anyway, but I can understand why people use the new VS scheme. If you haven't learned either scheme, I would recommend giving both schemes a whirl and see which you prefer. I'm going to use the ReSharper 2.X/IDEA scheme as that's the one I know. I'll post my ReSharper defaults in a separate blog post along with the Live and File Templates that I use.

@Tony - I noticed that KeyJedi went wonky on me and reported wrong keystrokes partway through. I tried re-recording the episode a few times, but KeyJedi never behaved itself completely. Trust the keystrokes that I call out rather than the ones KeyJedi reports if there is any disagreement. As for expanding the KeyJedi window, I'll do that for the next screencast and cross my fingers that KeyJedi cooperates.

@All - Thanks for watching and the great feedback!

re: Becoming a Jedi - Part 1 of N

Tony — Thu, 08 May 2008 23:09:05 GMT

James,

I enjoyed the screencast and am looking forward to the next one.

A couple points I'd like to make:

1. There were a number of times where Keyboard Jedi was showing different key strokes than what you mentioned verbally. Example: at time 2:11 you said Alt+F7 yet the display showed Ctrl+Alt+Shift+... Don't know if it's a bug in Keyboard Jedi or if you actually pressed those keys.

2. Can you expand the size of the window for Keyboard Jedi? For those times when you must press Ctrl+Alt+Shift+something, there isn't enough room to display with that font.

Thanks, and keep 'em coming.

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re: Becoming a Jedi - Part 1 of N

Stevi Deter — Wed, 07 May 2008 23:41:34 GMT

It might be worthwhile doing a poll on preferences for using Resharper 2.0/IDEA or VS mapping. I started with IDEA, but have switched over to the VS mapping.

I know, I know, yet another holy war.

At least point out in the demo "I'm using the IDEA default settings..."

re: Becoming a Jedi - Part 1 of N

Stevi Deter — Wed, 07 May 2008 23:37:00 GMT

It might be worthwhile doing a poll on preferences for using Resharper 2.0/IDEA or VS mapping. I started with IDEA, but have switched over to the VS mapping.

I know, I know, yet another holy war.

At least point out in the demo "I'm using the IDEA default settings..."

re: Becoming a Jedi - Part 1 of N

Mike Suarez — Wed, 07 May 2008 21:18:12 GMT

thanks a lot ... keep'em comming please :)

re: Becoming a Jedi - Part 1 of N

Bryan Reynolds — Wed, 07 May 2008 17:14:14 GMT

Thanks!

May the force be with you!

re: Becoming a Jedi - Part 1 of N

Casey — Wed, 07 May 2008 17:08:06 GMT

I rarely use VS shortcuts, File/New is redundant, I never use that .... type the class name, Ctrl+Enter and R# creates the class, move over the class name, Ctrl + Enter Enter and it is moved to a correctly named file ...

re: Becoming a Jedi - Part 1 of N

Joey — Wed, 07 May 2008 15:14:57 GMT

.. yes my settings are different as well ...

Can you post what your ReSharper Options are set at if they are not default? I consider default the Visual Studio keyboard shortcuts.

Plus I believe taking away the default settings of visual studio (ie. CTRL+N --> New File) is a huge detractor IMO. Apply this to the web world when someone hits CTRL+TAB is generally accepted for new tabs or new browser window. It's just convention and a new person using ReSharper may be in surprise if you take away their "common" shortcuts that apply to many apps.

re: Becoming a Jedi - Part 1 of N

Mike — Wed, 07 May 2008 13:56:00 GMT

Thanks. Please do more of these :)

Thanks.

re: Becoming a Jedi - Part 1 of N

Brendan Tompkins — Wed, 07 May 2008 13:22:57 GMT

Great! Thanks James! Here's the Resharper 3.0 keyboard scheme cheat sheet...

www.jetbrains.com/.../ReSharper30DefaultKeymap_2.pdf

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