I'm forced to use VSCode. I'm in a really slow machine and Visual Studio is really slow. I switched from 2015 to 2017, and things speedup little bit, but I keep

I'm forced to use VSCode. I'm in a really slow machine and Visual Studio is really slow. I switched from 2015 to 2017, and things speedup little bit, but I keep VS2017 open only for scafolding, publishing, etc. I'm really in a great learning experience using C#/Asp.Net MVC 5 on VSCode. You need learn command lines of how to build, start IISExpress, etc. My next steps are learn how to use Nuget and EF migrations via Powershell (out of Visual Studio), and maybe use/create scaffolding with yeoman. I dont think will be hard... I type commands inside of VS IDE. I just need a bit more of time :)