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It's not entirely about loving Visual Studio, it's mostly about VS being something you have to use.
by twymer 16y ago
It's not entirely about loving Visual Studio, it's mostly about VS being something you have to use.
- rbanffy 16y agoCurious: why use vi inside VS and not a standalone vi or gvim?
- zcrar70 16y agoMainly because of the benefits VS provides, e.g. intellisense, refactoring with Resharper, macros such as Go To Declaration/Implementation, compile within the IDE and navigate to any compilation errors, run unit tests etc. etc.