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They kind of are already rewriting it, with VSCode + OmniSharp.
by Wohlf 7y ago
They kind of are already rewriting it, with VSCode + OmniSharp.
- phillipcarter 7y agoOmniSharp + VSCode uses Roslyn as well, so there's no rewrite going on here. But because VSCode is very different to VS - namely that it's a process host where language services run in entirely separate processes. In VS, things are a bit more complicated since lots of things run in the IDE process, but in the case of Roslyn, there are other processes spun up to run specific things.
- pjmlp 7y agoVS Code is like 50% of VS capabilities.