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I haven't used C#, so don't really know, but doesn't Visual Studio have a great debugger for C# with things like custom visualizers? Looking from the outside, i
by yakubin 5y ago
I haven't used C#, so don't really know, but doesn't Visual Studio have a great debugger for C# with things like custom visualizers? Looking from the outside, it seemed to me that for C# the Visual Studio debugger has an edge over the competition.
- moksly 5y agoIt used to, and it’s still a better choice if you’re still doing old school stuff like web-forms with GUI library extensions like Telrik, which a lot enterprise companies are legitimately still doing and to great effect. But if you’re doing anything modern .Net, at least with C# then you won’t miss VS at all.
- cerved 5y agoMe, I find Rider vastly superior in every way. I only use VS when I need to do EF6 database first nonsense