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Not everybody's company is going to pay for a license if they already are licensing Visual Studio for everyone. As an individual, I only have a little bit of t
by sylens 4y ago
Not everybody's company is going to pay for a license if they already are licensing Visual Studio for everyone.
As an individual, I only have a little bit of time to tinker with personal projects, and while I like C#/.NET so far, I'm not yet at the point where I feel comfortable paying for Rider's subscription. So I'm also mostly using VS2022 Community and VS Code (on macOS) so far. Hoping to eventually get to a point where paying for Rider becomes a no brainer.