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That's mostly Visual Studio's problem with multithreading, process communication, and 32-bit memory size limitations. Rider (basically Intellij with Resharper
by manigandham 5y ago
That's mostly Visual Studio's problem with multithreading, process communication, and 32-bit memory size limitations.
Rider (basically Intellij with Resharper plugins) is incredibly fast and productive in comparison, and VS 2022 is finally catching up with the move to 64-bit.
- pjmlp 5y agoWhy should I bother to pay for an IDE that only has a subset of the features of IDE developed by the platform owner?
- manigandham 5y agoIt's just as many, if not more features, and overall more productive unless you need something only VS can do (like some advanced debugging). Only VS2022 can finally match some of the speed. You either already know the difference between VS+Resharper and Rider and are just looking to argue, or you don't and you're missing what it can actually do.
- pjmlp 5y agoTry to do Windows development with Rider then show us how it tops VS on its turf. Here are some basic examples to get you going, - mixed language debugging across any .NET language and C++ - development of MFC, ATL, COM, WinRT components - integration of said components with .NET code - hot code reloading on mixed .NET/C++ code - GPGPU debugging - integration of SharePoint, Dynamic, Sitecore, Office, SQL Server plugins - code navigation across binary modules, include native ones - code rewriting mocking framework (Fakes)
- manigandham 5y ago> "...unless you need something only VS can do..." Yea, you just want to argue.