I don't think people will swap out VS Code for the full fledged Visual Studio. The people using Code for .Net Core work will likely spend the money on Rider. Ev

I don't think people will swap out VS Code for the full fledged Visual Studio. The people using Code for .Net Core work will likely spend the money on Rider. Everyone else will be kind of puzzled at the comparison; it seems pretty heavy for Python (or Ruby, Clojure, etc.) Looks like Microsoft has figured out where their feet are and are taking careful aim.