The second scheme (‘Friction Free’) is a new set which is designed to remove as much friction as possible for a New User of CodeRush as they seek to go about their daily tasks. If such settings exist when CodeRush 12.1 installs, then it is these which will be selected by default. This set will also include any customizations you have made using previous versions of CodeRush. The first scheme (‘Default’) is derived from the classic CodeRush settings as they have been up until 12.1.

However one man’s default can be another man’s disaster.Ī setting scheme is a named set of settings which has been customized for a specific purpose.ĬodeRush ships with 2 such schemes which you may switch between using the new drop down on the DXCore Visualize toolbar: Obviously we try to come up with sensible defaults so that as few people as possible will need to tweak the settings, and can use the product straight ‘out of the box’ so to speak :) Of course the down side of this, is that there are lots of options you might have to tweak to get our product working just the way you want it to. The up side of this, is that there are lots of options you can tweak to make sure our product works exactly how you want it to. The idea being, that if our default configuration isn’t quite to your liking, you should be able to tweak it so that it is. So we try to make our product as configurable as possible. It can be very hard, some would say impossible, to keep everyone happy. Setting schemes are conceptually quite simple, but have far reaching implications.Įveryone has their own opinion on how any given feature should work. Well we shipped quite a few really, but I want to talk to you about one of the more subtle features, which might well change the way you use CodeRush.

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