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I found that VS 2019 is faster than VS 2017. But VS 2019 with Resharper is a lot more slower than VS 2017 with resharper. I would blame resharper there, not V
by Kuinox 7y ago
I found that VS 2019 is faster than VS 2017.
But VS 2019 with Resharper is a lot more slower than VS 2017 with resharper.
I would blame resharper there, not VS.
VS never felt that fast than right now.
- pjmlp 7y agoEvery VS release is one reason less to use Resharper.
- moogly 7y agoThe biggest reason IMO not to use ReSharper is actually Rider (so I don't use VS anymore either). You get all the ReSharper goodies, but inside an editor that's more nimble than vanilla VS.
- pjmlp 7y agoIf I learned anything from my Borland days was to only get my IDE tooling from the same factory that does the sausage, instead of always playing catch-up with the OS vendor tooling.
- Kuinox 7y agoI just don't use ReSharper anymore and almost don't miss it. I tried Rider but don't use it anymore. I don't like the Intellij/Rider UI, defaults shortcuts are horrible, basic actions are hiding in submenu. In my opinion, Visual Studio UX is not great, but far better than JetBrains products.