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Speaking for myself, it's not getting a "project" up and running that's a pain, it's getting a single line of code up and running. I don't like to have to make
by mquander 16y ago
Speaking for myself, it's not getting a "project" up and running that's a pain, it's getting a single line of code up and running. I don't like to have to make a project (or even a Main method) to do that; I would prefer a REPL.
When working on a big project, if I want to just test out a piece of code, I actually find myself launching the project, pausing it, and using the "Immediate" window in Visual Studio as a REPL, even though it's inconvenient for the purpose.
- Encosia 16y agoFor REPL, check out LINQPad. Its "Statement" and "Program" modes are great for that. http://www.linqpad.net/CodeSnippetIDE.aspx http://www.linqpad.net/CodeSnippetIDE.aspx
- TeHCrAzY 16y agoI also highly suggest supporting the developer of LINQPad by purchasing the auto completion (once you have evaluated the program). Its quite cheap for a licence, and makes the app twice as useful.