Rider Tips & Tricks
summary
Rider is a cross‑platform .NET IDE claiming to be much smaller and faster than Visual Studio — 300 MB install versus gigabytes — built on the IntelliJ platform with a Kotlin/C# front end and ReSharper running as a back end via a custom mutable protocol (uses ReSharper as a service). It already exposes ~95–99% of ReSharper inspections, includes NuGet support, debugger, unit test runners, terminal and REST client, lacks Roslyn and some features like Edit-and-Continue but otherwise works in the EAP.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction to Rider
- 2:03Architecture and performance
- 6:57Navigation and file management
- 11:57Workflow optimization
- 15:42Advanced navigation features
- 20:15Coding and editing tips
- 27:50Code refactoring and cleanup
- 33:22Learning and productivity
- 39:32Refactoring and tooling
- 45:53Debugging and project management
- 50:59Nuget, VCS, and integrations
- 57:22Roadmap and conclusion
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