>Thank goodness that VSCode is a different experience! VS and Rider are a pain in the ass to setup and maintain and VSCode provides the essential UX better than

>Thank goodness that VSCode is a different experience! VS and Rider are a pain in the ass to setup and maintain and VSCode provides the essential UX better than just about anything else at this time I find it's the opposite. VSCode is just a very barebones editor with an ecosystem of plugins that may or may not be maintained. I always need to search through a list of hundreds of plugins to figure out which ones I need for this particular techstack. I started using Rider this year and it's been much, much better than VS and VSCode for me. I can use it in both Windows and Linux. Search experience in Rider is my favorite part of the UX. I find VSCode clunky in comparison. I use VSCode when doing Vue stuff. I like it for that. But I still miss the nice search UX of Rider. Maybe I need to dive deeper to see if there is a setting or another plugin that can get me that same feeling.