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This is pretty common, and the advantages of Rust won't overcome people being inherently lazy (not in a bad way... lazy in this sense is really more efficient).
by Cshelton 11y ago
This is pretty common, and the advantages of Rust won't overcome people being inherently lazy (not in a bad way... lazy in this sense is really more efficient).
People love C# for that very reason, once they get used to Visual Studio, convincing them to switch to something with very limited IDE support is a tough argument. Most people have better things to do with their life. Rust will get there though, just give them time.
- jjuel 11y agoI write C# at work using VS, and am working on getting omnisharp running so I can use VIM here instead. I have fully converted from being an IDE person to a VIMMER. So many helpful things, and keyboard binds that I can't believe I ever lived without. VsVim just isn't the same, and cannot be used in VS2008 which we unfortunately use most of the time.