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I like ReSharper, but it is a total memory hog. It can quickly swell up and consume a half-gig of RAM without too much effort and bog down the IDE. Does anybody know of any way to configure it to be not as slow? Turn off the on-the-fly compilation (which, unfortunately, is one of its best features) Not sure how big your solutions are, but I stopped using 4.5 for the same reasons I stopped using all previous versions, memory usage. Code analysis and unit test support was the main reason I bought it, turning it off means the rationale for using it is gone. Workstation has 4GB of memory, and I

In Visual Studio 2013 Update 2, my C# navigation bar isn't working when docked in the main VS window. The drop down menus don't open. I can scroll using the arrow keys when the menus have focus but can't navigate by typing a letter. When it isn't docked in the main VS window the menus work fine. I've uninstalled all extensions. Can anyone suggest a solution? I have the same problem in that the dropdowns do not drop down. However, I only get this when VS is running on my second screen. If I run on my main screen, the dropdowns work fine. Are you using a dual screen system? If so, maybe drag VS

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This question already has an answer here : What IDE to use for Python? [closed] (1 answer) Possible Duplicate: What IDE to use for Python I have Notepad++ and NetBeans 6.8, however I don't know if they work. I know you can edit Python with Notepad++ and compile/run it using the command line thing, but I'm not really sure how. I know NetBeans is a full-featured IDE and you can compile Java programs, but I don't think they support Python? Any ideas? Eclipse with PyDev has been a great combination for me. Great editing experience and more importantly a good debugger. Pylint is supported as well,

Duplicate: RAMDrive for compiling - is there such a thing? I have an idea how to speed up my IDE. I want to create a RAM disk and move my solution onto this virtual disk. I think that this can speed up the IDE because RAM is much faster than a HDD. Has anyone done this before? PS: I think, when I have some documents in my program(real world) which are used frequently(for example some document templates) it could be good idea to move these documents onto a RAM disk as well to speed up I/O. Am I wrong? If power is a problem, a UPS could solve it. I just read a post on this very subject: http:/

I'm using the Darcula theme in Intelli IDEAJ because it is easier on the eyes, but it seems to only affect the editor. It really doesn't do much for me, since everything else (menus, etc.) are unaffected and contrast harshly. Is there a way for me to change these as well? I believe I saw someone do this once, but I may have been mistaken and looking at another IDE. vikingsteve Quickest way: View menu -> Quick Switch Scheme -> 5. Switch Look and Feel -> Darcula You need to also change Appearance theme in Preferences. (It's confusing that changing the theme doesn't actually change the theme in