Performance Guide for Visual Studio in ReSharper

Nice blog from Resharper to explain the step by step guide to improve the Performace when we use ReSharper with Visual Studio.

Most of our team members who are using the VM's from offshore will be benefiting from this Performance Improvements quide.

Performance Guide for Visual Studio in ReSharper 2017.3

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