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After a year in public preview, JetBrains has released ReSharper as a VS Code extension (also available via Open VSX for Cursor and other compatible editors). It brings C# code analysis, refactorings, a Solution Explorer, and a unit test runner for NUnit/xUnit/MSTest. Navigation to decompiled assemblies is included for when source isn't available. Free for non-commercial use; commercial use requires a ReSharper, dotUltimate, or All Products Pack license. Debugging support is listed as the next major milestone.

JetBrains just announced a big shift for Rider, making it free for non-commercial use starting October 24. Whether you're a student learning, a developer creating open-source projects, or a hobbyist tinkering with game development, you can now use the full version of Rider without a subscription. This is a significant move, especially for those of us who code outside of work on side projects or are diving into game dev with Unity or Unreal Engine.