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And if you're working on open source/non-commercially, the free community edition is also a good option.
by codebolt 4y ago
And if you're working on open source/non-commercially, the free community edition is also a good option.
- giaour 4y agoIndie devs and small businesses (<5 installs) can use the community edition for commercial purposes, too. I use VS Code & the C# extension most of the time, and that's free as in beer for use by anybody.