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It is, I use both frequently and use Rider whenever I can and VS 2017 when working on projects Rider doesn't support. Although I don't use Designers so if you'r
by mythz 8y ago
It is, I use both frequently and use Rider whenever I can and VS 2017 when working on projects Rider doesn't support. Although I don't use Designers so if you're building .NET GUI Apps VS 2017 would be better, but Rider is better for Web Apps, esp. Single Page Apps.
VS 2017 is the most unstable I can recall in recent memory, with constant crashes and White Screens of Death.
- primeblue 8y agoCompletely disagree. It’s always a sign your OS has bad drivers, virus scanners or system libraries.
- naasking 8y ago> VS 2017 is the most unstable I can recall in recent memory, with constant crashes and White Screens of Death. Hmm, opposite of my experience. VS 2010 was the worst, and VS 2017 is actually pretty nice. Very frequent updates though, which is a little annoying.
- megaman22 8y ago2017 gets to be a little bit of a problem if you've got the Git tooling and ReSharper both going at the same time. On bigger solutions you're going to be hammering your disk swapping, so better hope you've got your code on an SSD, and that you've got exceptions in your antivirus to avoid real-time scanning those locations.
- vonseel 8y agoThanks for the info all above posters. Sounds like dislikes for Rider are mostly from Windows users or people who need GUI support. I'm on Mac and have a lot of experience with Jetbrains IDE's so that's probably my best option.