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Yes, use Rider and .net core - everything works on non-windows platforms (working on .net from osx right now, deploying to linux) Avoid vscode for C# developme
by moonchrome 5y ago
Yes, use Rider and .net core - everything works on non-windows platforms (working on .net from osx right now, deploying to linux)
Avoid vscode for C# development, unlike TS/JS (which is top of the line), the support for C# even in core is toy level.
- lostmsu 5y agoWhat do you think is lacking in C# extension for VS Code vs TypeScript? I would expect a better experience with C# (in terms of tooling) because the language is typed.
- moonchrome 5y agoIt just doesn't work nearly as well - even on simple .NET core solutions created from CLI intellisense chokes up, refactoring doesn't work, it's nowhere near the quality level of TS.
- foepys 5y agoEven TS support is pretty lackluster compared to Rider's and VS' C# support.