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I love Emacs but earn my living in Visual Studio writing C# code for e-commerce sites and vendor integrations, etc (same business for years). I use Emacs on my
by zikzak 8y ago
I love Emacs but earn my living in Visual Studio writing C# code for e-commerce sites and vendor integrations, etc (same business for years). I use Emacs on my vps (quite a bit, actually) and used Emacs extensively until 15 years ago or so when I started doing .net for a living. VS Code is an excellent editor on Windows for non-IDE tasks and I find way less resistance just going with that over shoehornng Emacs into my process.
However, I'm open to suggestions. I tried using Emacs key bindings in vs.net but this can have it's own issues. What I'd really like is to replace Visual Studio with Emacs.
Does anyone have a guide for doing that (so debugging and msbuild inside Emacs + something resembling solution explorer, I guess)?