This post is about Resharper shortcuts I mostly use.

Resharper is one the most advanced and useful add-in available for Visual Studio .NET. I've started using the tool when they published their release for Visual Studi 2003. 

DevExpress has just released a new version of their Visual Studio .NET add-in tool namingly "CodeRush Xpress". This version is Free! Some features refactorings available in this free version. 

, ToolsResharper 4.0 with CS 3.0 support has just got available. Lots of features are (will be?) added to this version with which you can work on VisualStudio .NET 2008. Some of them are :Extension Methods support.Object and Collection initializers support.Automatic property support.Partial lambda support.The team in JetBrains are still workin on full Lambda and LINQ support so it will take some time to mature.Additional information can be found here which you need to read before you decide to use it or not. 

I was taking a look at Gaston Milano's weblog the other day, and I saw that he has released a new version of his Cool Commands for VisualStudio.NET 2005. There are lots of useful things that should have been in the VS.NET in the first place, like Opening the folder of an item in the tree, etc. but most of all I like the new Resource Editor. Just select a text inside the code editor of the VS.NET and with a click of a mouse, you'll have an entry created in the your resource file!I think this one will come