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I don't think so, it's still a MonoDevelop fork
by Kipters 10y ago
I don't think so, it's still a MonoDevelop fork
- 0x0 10y agoAh ok. So now there are three (four?) completely different products branded as "Visual Studio"? 1. The original, real Visual Studio for Windows, 2. Visual Studio Code (a fork of atom?), 3. Visual Studio for Mac, (4. Visual Studio Express?)
- Kipters 10y agoYes (VS Express is still Visual Studio for Windows, just a different build config)
- tracker1 10y agoVS Code uses electron, but is not a fork of atom... It's actually very fast and fairly nice.. the ui started similar to atom, though I wish I could take back my request for tabs support and go back to the non tabs ui. This Mac version is a rebadge of Xamerin Studio, with some redesign and tooling improvements. VS Express is really a stripped down version of VS, and the community edition is usually a better option.
- int_19h 10y agoI don't see why it would preclude it from cross-compiling WPF apps. WPF is just a bunch of assemblies - they only run on Windows, but if you're building your own code against them, only the metadata in them needs to be loaded by the compiler. Of course, you'd still need the assemblies - they could be extracted from .NET redist, but it's not easy.