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The Rider 2025.2 Release Candidate Is Out!
The build contains most of the updates from the major release:

🪢 Easy MCP server setup for external AI clients
📈 Automatic performance issue detection
🕹️ Source-level shader debugging for
@unity.com

…and much more! 😉

Learn more 👉 jb.gg/rd-252-rc-blog

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Thank you for breaking it down, Urs! I'm sort of curious about the CSS point. What do you think it is about CSS problems that AI seems to handle better? Is it the more declarative nature, or something about how layout logic works that just clicks with how AI solves problems?

First things first: This message was written by a human 🙃
And this human is curious – if you use AI in your development, what sort of tasks do you regularly hand off to it? Testing, documentation, architecture guidance, code review...?
And on the flip side: Any tasks you never trust the AI with?

Last week, I started to try @jetbrains-rider.bsky.social built-in AI functionality to make large-scale code changes. I'm seriously impressed how well it managed to make significant code changes based on my (sometimes) broad requests.

JetBrains GameDev Days 2025 – Call for Speakers | The .NET Tools Blog JetBrains GameDev Day is back! Join us online on October 21, 2025, for a day dedicated to all things game development. We’re looking for speakers who are eager to share their knowledge, experience, to...

🎤 Got something awesome to share with fellow game devs? Do it at JetBrains GameDev Day 2025!
Our Call for Speakers is live. There are time-zone-friendly sessions of all lengths and speaker perks!

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Finally, proper control over those pesky manual breakpoints! The new low-level exception suppression feature in Rider 2025.2 EAP 7 lets you:

🛑 Suppress int3 exceptions
🎯 Set suppressions globally or target specific lines/addresses
🧘‍♂️ Debug without interruptions

Check it out: jb.gg/lldb-suppres...

Not to brag, but debugging @unity.com shaders pixel-by-pixel inside Rider is pretty slick 😎🔥

The new Frame Viewer in EAP 6 opens RenderDoc traces right in your IDE. Breakpoints, stepping, vertex inspection - all there.

We think you might like it: jb.gg/frame-viewer
#gamedev #unity

That's true, Shahab, perhaps we could've made it a bit more clear upfront. As of right now, the plugin is only compatible with Rider 2025.2 EAP builds. But the good news is that the 2025.2 release is coming very soon.

This screenshot from JetBrains Rider shows a tool window with logs and metrics pertaining to OpenTelemetry, as well as an architectural chart for a .NET application for the purposes of runtime observability.

We're stunned by the love our new #OpenTelemetry plugin for Rider has been receiving lately 🤯
We thought "Hey, observability inside the IDE sounds useful" and gave it our best shot, but the response has been...wow.
Bottom line: No more dashboard hopping to optimize your .NET app! 👉 jb.gg/ot-in-rd

#ReSharper has been at the heart of #JetBrainsRider since day one, offering the complete .NET development experience. We're excited to see its powerful features become available to VS Code users as well. Here's to having options for every developer's workflow 🎉🍾

JetBrains ReSharper has just become available as a C-sharp development productivity extension for Microsoft Visual Studio Code

ReSharper in #VSCode: Public Preview Begins! 🚀
The legendary C# productivity toolkit has just become available for Visual Studio Code. Your editor may change, but your ReSharper benefits remain.

Dive into the details here: jb.gg/rs-in-vscode...
#dotnet #visualstudio #csharp #.net #jetbrains