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I like C# and .NET because of VS and the dev tools that make my life easier. Is there an intent to have VS running on Linux ? Edit : Not talking about Visual S
by Raed667 11y ago
I like C# and .NET because of VS and the dev tools that make my life easier. Is there an intent to have VS running on Linux ?
Edit : Not talking about Visual Studio Code, but the -original- Visual Studio IDE.
- murphm8 11y agoVS Code is VS for Linux [1] [1] https://code.visualstudio.com/ https://code.visualstudio.com/
- Raed667 11y agoI haven't used VS Code in a long time (since the very early versions when it cam) and I remember that it didn't meet my needs. What I like about VS is its project templates, dynamic auto-complete, integrated terminal, amazing visual git (and diff) integration... Are these available in VS Code ?
- cbo100 11y agoMostly "Yes, to a certain extent". Maybe not project templates, they seem to be targeting Yeoman as the use case for "getting started". But autocomplete and git integration are definitely there. In some ways better than how VS does it.
- urza 11y agoWhat extension you use to git and diff functionality please?
- D_Guidi 11y agoNope, actually. It's a "simple" text editor for coders, like atom and stuff
- manojlds 11y agoVS is too dependent on Windows to make the switch easy I believe.
- alexc05 11y agoVS code seems to be catching up very rapidly though. Especially with the extensibility announced today https://code.visualstudio.com/updates https://code.visualstudio.com/updates It may still be a while before is "surpasses" true VS - but - with support for sublime and textmate snippets it may be about to catch up to those two.