Rider's Built-In Database Tool Window for .NET Development
Stop switching to a standalone SQL client. Rider's bundled database tools can read EF Core connection strings, run migrations, and link SQL to C# entities.
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Stop switching to a standalone SQL client. Rider's bundled database tools can read EF Core connection strings, run migrations, and link SQL to C# entities.
Eliminate context switching by building, running, and debugging .NET Core applications inside Docker containers directly from JetBrains Rider.
Solution-Wide Analysis builds a whole-solution model in Rider, enabling cross-project inspections but costing memory and CPU. Here is how to enable it selectively, tune it, and avoid false positives.
Learn how Rider’s NuGet tool window streamlines package installation, source configuration, and dependency resolution, with a step‑by‑step example, pitfalls to avoid, and best‑practice tips for .NET developers.
Learn how to attach Rider’s debugger to the Unity Editor, set breakpoints in MonoBehaviour methods, and inspect Burst jobs—all without leaving the IDE.
Extract an interface from a C# class in JetBrains Rider using Refactor This, then verify with dotnet build.
Enable and use JetBrains Rider’s Pull Request tool window in minutes. Configure OAuth tokens, view and merge PRs, and avoid common pitfalls.
Guide to choosing between NUnit, xUnit.net, and MSTest in JetBrains Rider, featuring a comparison table, trade-off analysis, and a validation workflow for test discovery.
Stop guessing why third-party NuGet packages are crashing. Learn how to use Rider's integrated decompiler to read dependency code and step into external methods during debugging.