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I agree, I've been using mono in semi-production for the best part of a decade for ASP.NET and it's been a complete nightmare every time. It's also a shame tha
by martinald 9y ago
I agree, I've been using mono in semi-production for the best part of a decade for ASP.NET and it's been a complete nightmare every time.
It's also a shame that VS for Mac is so half baked for web projects despite MSFTs backing. This issue I have been search for an answer for a while is so obvious I don't understand how they didn't catch it: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43967326/visual-studio-mac-cant-run-asp-net-core-project https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43967326/visual-studio-m...
- scarface74 9y agoLuckily there is a better alternative.... https://www.jetbrains.com/rider/ https://www.jetbrains.com/rider/
- dewiz 9y agoI love Rider but since they went GA it's super expensive. VS for Mac beta channel is decent, then there's VSCode which is free
- scarface74 9y ago$139 a year or $14 a month for an individual license is "expensive"? On top of that if you buy a yearly license or you pay the monthly license for a year, you get a "perpetual" license. You get to keep the turn current version forever without buying another license.
- martinald 9y agoI agree but it is £26/month in the UK (~$35/month), not 14. Where are you getting that price from?
- scarface74 9y agoIt's the personal license not the business license.
- figers 9y agoLuckily VS Code just as awesome on Windows, a Mac or Linux for my .NET Core MVC app.