1. Rider provides really good linting and static code analysis out-of-the box. I've once opened my project that I've been developing in Visual Studio and it gav

1. Rider provides really good linting and static code analysis out-of-the box. I've once opened my project that I've been developing in Visual Studio and it gave my a sh*load of actually useful hints on how to improve my code. 2. Typing is also much faster, once you get used to snippets your code just writes itself :) 3. Lots of built in tools, I just didn't even need to install any database management tool as the one built in in Rider is enough for my needs 4. I tend to use mouse in Visual Studio more. Don't know the exact reason, maybe it's because Rider gives a really powerful shortcuts like "Shift+Shift" and "alt+Enter" that are easy to remember and does most of the job. But it may also be, that it's just because it works on Linux. I develop mostly for Linux servers and use Linux tools that obviously integrate better with Linux-based OS than on Windows. There is WSL, but still, experience is not that fluent.