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I have used the full-blown Visual Studio.NET for over 15 years now, and JetBrains has got my $150 for the latest ReSharper update every one of those years. VS
by jasonkester 8y ago
I have used the full-blown Visual Studio.NET for over 15 years now, and JetBrains has got my $150 for the latest ReSharper update every one of those years.
VS Code is still years of dev work behind the baseline VS.NET, and likely will remain that way indefinitely (so that people like me can continue paying for the Real Thing). JetBrains will be happy to fill in the gap to bring one up to speed with the other.
They'll do just fine.