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You don't really understand this. You're using a shiny new computer so running Visual Studio is not a big deal to you. You wouldn't say so if you were say livin
by vixalien 5y ago
You don't really understand this. You're using a shiny new computer so running Visual Studio is not a big deal to you. You wouldn't say so if you were say living in Africa and having a really shitty connection. Sublime already allows me to build and run Android apps on an emulator by clicking Ctrl+B and takes 30s for a cold start (the app is very complex). VS took minutes (for Hello World).
I want to build a WinUI3 app, and that seems to require 56mb and a hundred of mbs of dependencies just to show a button with "Click Me" on it.
- sixothree 5y agoSo your complaint is that developing for the latest and shiniest tech requires a relatively recent computer? Looking at this thread my only opinion is that you’re not understanding the things you’re complaining about.
- sagarm 5y agoIs it really an unreasonable expectation that you should be able to use the editor of your choice to build an app? Perhaps you're right that this is the case for niche platforms like macos, windows, certain embedded systems, etc, but for general programming a text editor + compiler/interpreter is the default expectation.
- ThinkBeat 5y agoIn fairness, I did include instructions for configuring both Visual Code and Sublime in my comment. How to create a simple and minimal WinUI app here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/winui/winui3/create-your-first-winui3-app?pivots=winui3-unpackaged-csharp https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/winui/winui3/c...