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I've been Rider almost exclusively for about 2 years now, ever since I've been coding Core. VS is fine, but VS w/Resharper is a dog. With Rider, R# is a first
by DavidWoof 7y ago
I've been Rider almost exclusively for about 2 years now, ever since I've been coding Core. VS is fine, but VS w/Resharper is a dog. With Rider, R# is a first class citizen, which makes a huge difference. Not to mention that the vim emulation and other addons are solid due to being shared with the intellij suite of apps.
- TurboHaskal 7y agoRider blows Visual Studio out of the water for anything F# as well. It is really a shame that Microsoft no longer seems to care about it.
- hizanberg 7y agoSame, I’ve been using Rider whenever I can, VS only when I have to. Much better IDE overall.
- equasar 7y agoVS 2019 has been integrating lots of new refactorings that were only on R#. It appears that they are more and more between small releases. I'm happy to never need to use R# anymore.
- redhale 7y agoRefactorings are but one feature of Resharper. The code hints/suggestions are still far better than vanilla VS, unfortunately (imo).
- GordonS 7y agoI switched to Rider from VS with R# after growing weary of the frequent pauses and the constant whining of my laptop fans. It took a while to configure the colour scheme to something I was comfortable with, but otherwise the experience has been really positive - I love it!