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I haven't touched C# or .NET in ages, but Visual Studio has always been awful. There was a free IDE called SharpDevelop that was miles better. I don't know if i
by guitarbill 10y ago
I haven't touched C# or .NET in ages, but Visual Studio has always been awful. There was a free IDE called SharpDevelop that was miles better. I don't know if it's kept up, and I can't exactly recommend it after not working with C# for so long. Just agreeing with the Visual Studio pain.
- WorldMaker 10y agoPersonally, I'm very happy with VS and feel the performance focuses in the last three major versions continues to pay off. SharpDevelop still exists, though I'm not sure I'd recommend it as it seemed to get stuck in a time warp somewhere around 2012. MonoDevelop forked from SharpDevelop. Xamarin Studio forked from MonoDevelop. In an interesting twist of fate, Xamarin Studio is now Visual Studio for Mac and looks to be integrating a lot more of Visual Studio in future releases.