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Home News Articles Products CodeIt.Right – Automated Code Review and Refactoring GhostDoc – Painless Help Documentation SubMain.com Twitter YouTube RSS CodeIt.Right for VS2022 December 6, 2021 Serge Baranovsky CodeIt.Right , News , Releases No Comments CodeIt.Right v2022 is now available! Added Visual Studio 2022 integration Added x64 development environment support Download CodeIt.Right v2022 Visual Studio is 64-bit The most exciting news about Visual Studio 2022 is that it will be 64-bit. This is a giant leap forward as far as the memory available to the Visual Studio environment! Due to the existing Visual Studio being a 32-bit process, it can only use a maximum of 4 GB of memory. That memory is shared between the project files, the runtime, the extensions, and the VS environment itself. So regardless of how powerful your development rig is, current Visual Studio can only use some 4GB of memory, even if you got 32GB available. VS2022 being x64 is excellent news! Especially if you have large solutions! What does this mean for CodeIt.Right? Since both CodeIt.Right is a Visual Studio extension and exists within that VS environment’s memory space, both will be taking advantage of the breathing freedom” that a 64-bit environment provides. Will Visual Studio x64 improve CodeIt.Right performance? It will! It is hard to tell at this point how great the improvement will be but just by the mere fact that on large solutions, our products won’t have to offload data to a drive cache and keep in memory – provides a massive improvement in performance! Older version licenses Note to the CodeIt.Right users : The v2021.x (or earlier) license codes won’t work with the v2022. For users with License Protection and active Software Assurance subscription, we will be sending out the v2022 license codes. Alternatively, you can retrieve your v2022 licenses at the My Account page right now. Users without the License Protection or with expired Software Assurance subscription will need to purchase the new version. Currently, we are not offering anLet’s get started. (more…) Building a Pragmatic, Lightweight Code Review Checklist September 17, 2019 Eric Boersma Articles , CodeIt.Right , CodeReviews , EricBoersma 1 Comment A good code review can feel like magic. A skilled code reviewer will deftly work through each part of a pull request, noting potential problems and proposing elegant solutions. If you’re like many developers, you recognize a good code review when you see one. You’ve probably even created a few yourself. But you’re probably also a bit unsure as to how to make sure that your code reviews are good every time. One way to improve your code reviews consistently is to create a code review checklist that you run through every time you review code. A checklist makes sure that you don’t forget anything. At the same time, that checklist will stop you from turning the code review into a giant slog. You don’t want a simple code review to take hours, but you also don’t want to be the person who approves sketchy code, either. In this article, we’ll break down the core parts of a pragmatic, lightweight code review checklist that you can use with your team. (more…) Posts navigation 1 2 3 4 … 26Subscribe Get Tips, News and Product Info Right To Your Inbox! Subscribe Now Search Latest Articles Visual Studio Extensions: 7 You Should Check Out C# Select and Where: Writing SQL-Style Queries in Code Code Cleanup: 7 Simple Daily Steps That Pay off in the End C# Documentation: A Start to Finish Guide C# Inheritance: A Complete but Gentle Introduction Latest News CodeIt.Right for VS2022 VS2022 Readiness Update Released: GhostDoc v2021 Released: GhostDoc v2020 GhostDoc Pro Beta brings true Visual Editing to XML Comments Twitter YouTube RSS Categories Articles Beta CarlosSchults CodeAnalysis CodeBasics CodeIt.Once CodeIt.Right CodeQuality CodeReviews CodeSpell ContinuousDelivery Documentation EricBoersma EricGoebelbecker ErikDietrich General GhostDoc JustinBoyer LegacyCode MarkHenke MelissaMcEwen News PeterMorlion PhilVuollet PrettyCode.Print Promotions Releases Reviews RickBeley RodneySmith Rules RulesExplained StudioTools SylviaFronczak TeamStandard TechnicalDebt TestMatrix TJSimmons Updates VladGeorgescu Webcast Popular Articles Functional Programming in C#: Map, Filter, and Reduce Your Way to Clean Code App.Config: Basics and Best Practices StyleCop: A Detailed Guide to Starting and Using It C# Documentation: A Start to Finish Guide Visual Studio IntelliSense Not Working? What To Do. SubMain.com | Products | Downloads | Support | Contact Twitter Google+ YouTube RSS © 2020 SubMain Software. All rights reserved. Legal |Menu Loading Comments... Write a Comment... Email (Required) Name (Required)...