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There are a few scenarios where it breaks. UWP and Xamarin is dicey. Ironically, it hasn’t been able to edit android layouts involving ConstraintLayout and a fe
by n8cpdx 5y ago
There are a few scenarios where it breaks. UWP and Xamarin is dicey. Ironically, it hasn’t been able to edit android layouts involving ConstraintLayout and a few other common layouts/views for a few releases now (ironic because they also make Android studio, which has best in class android layout editing).
Visual Studio is great for the common platforms/languages, but as soon as you try going cross platform or adding unloved platforms (UWP, Xamarin) it gets bad. Unfortunately, those also happen to be the things Rider is bad at.