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Say what you want, but Visual Studio 2022 is one of the best IDE I've used, way better than Eclipse. And You're not stuck on it either, JetBrains Rider is a 100
by babypuncher 4y ago
Say what you want, but Visual Studio 2022 is one of the best IDE I've used, way better than Eclipse. And You're not stuck on it either, JetBrains Rider is a 100% viable alternative and often preferred by many .NET developers.
Windows is also not a requirement unless you are using old Windows-specific frameworks like WPF. ASP.NET, EFCore, IdentityServer, and everything else you need to build a web app works equally on Windows, Linux, and macOS.
- giobox 4y agoWhile I like Visual Studio, comparing to Eclipse is a little unfair. Exactly like DotNet today, you can use any IDE you like, InteliJ will compare extremely favorably to Visual Studio if we want to pick a good Java IDE to compare.
- babypuncher 4y agoI compared to Eclipse because it is the most notable open source IDE I have meaningful experience with. I haven't used IntelliJ, but I have used Rider which is very similar.
- modo_mario 4y ago>Visual Studio 2022 is one of the best IDE I've used I consider being cross platform a valuable feature of an IDE. Do you not? >Windows is also not a requirement unless you are using old Windows-specific frameworks like WPF. My day job includes a lot of this. Hell even winforms is still very much alive. And even if the likes of WPF or winui was old aren't they still the graphical subsystem for desktop being pushed? I suppose then there's Maui being worked on but I believe they decided to fuck over MauiKit with that one's naming.