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There’s a jetbrains (IntelliJ) flavored ide for basically everything - even c#! I prefer Rider for doing c# in Unity3D over VS or VSCode because it seems muc mo
by jtms 8y ago
There’s a jetbrains (IntelliJ) flavored ide for basically everything - even c#! I prefer Rider for doing c# in Unity3D over VS or VSCode because it seems muc more performant and the vim plug-in is way better
- macjohnmcc 8y agoI actually enjoy using Rider on macOS over using Visual Studio for Mac with C#.
- passivepinetree 8y agoSure, but Rider is a full-fledged IDE with years of dedicated development. Visual Studio for Mac is basically a skinned-over MonoDevelop still. It's getting better, but it's still nowhere near as mature and full-featured as Rider.
- unsignedint 8y agoI find Rider only way I can get performance and features of Resharper in a sane way. Visual Studio + Resharper feels very sluggish, while Rider doesn't have so much of problem with that. Also more convenient when opening more than one solutions simultaneously. (Which I do all the time!)
- xtracto 8y agoVS Code has something that JetBrains IDEs cannot match: Price. For startups in developing countries $200 per seat is a lot of money... VS Code or Atom look amazing in comparison for $0
- no_wizard 8y agoYou should talk to Jetbrains if you are a startup. They have discounts and such. Having good tools in a fast paced environment is the key to Keep things focused on the product. I’d argue it’s more critical in a startup than else where for that reason