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Lucky for me I don't work in .NET applications and when I do I've got access to Project Rider from JetBrains. It's a godsend. It's alpha-version is millions of
by gravypod 10y ago
Lucky for me I don't work in .NET applications and when I do I've got access to Project Rider from JetBrains. It's a godsend. It's alpha-version is millions of more times stable then VS2015 and Xam are. There isn't even a competition. If I was a C# dev I'd kill to get Rider since it's amazing.
- Latty 10y agoReally? I've been trying Rider, and do prefer it to the alternatives, but it's still very unstable, and a lot of stuff is missing.
- gravypod 10y agoMaybe it's just that I don't do much UI design stuff but it's perfect for what I do. I've made a few console applications with it and it's been great for all of that.
- Latty 10y agoI'm talking purely for server/console myself. I've had a lot of crashes, bugs and missing features (most notably being unable to change the code style).