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That's odd, I've never used an IDE of any kind* but all I hear from friends that have used C#/.NET is how great Visual Studio is. * (well, Emacs counts, but no
by bretthoerner 16y ago
That's odd, I've never used an IDE of any kind* but all I hear from friends that have used C#/.NET is how great Visual Studio is.
* (well, Emacs counts, but not to people who normally use the word IDE in my experience)
- bfung 16y agoThe problem is that the overwhelming majority of C#/.NET developers ONLY have used Visual Studio. Monodevelop is not quite up to par, so really, for C#, there's only one choice for an IDE outside of notepad... I used to do more java development, but now do more C#, and I miss the the polish of Eclipse over VS (Incremental Java compiler is a huge win, Refactoring (resharper freeze my machine), Search indexes, Auto completion is still better, code navigation via back button, much better Source control integrations...)