Yes definitely and .Net Core mainly for this. When projects are structured well they are very portable and with VSCode you can immediately get in and start debu

Yes definitely and .Net Core mainly for this. When projects are structured well they are very portable and with VSCode you can immediately get in and start debugging. Deps auto download and everything. Xamarin has been a huge hit with other devs I know too although switching omnisharp (when using VSCode) over to it takes a little know-how to get the same tooling it should somehow be automatically inferred that would help. Nowadays just using .Net Standard for Xamarin works probably most devs will head in that direction in the future. A better REPL would also make it more popular when I use Python or NodeJS imports of 3rd party stuff is easier- if all of these various features in various 3rd party REPLs were kinda auto-magically part of C# development it would be more "fun" https://www.nuget.org/packages?q=REPL https://www.nuget.org/packages?q=REPL