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I really like Visual Studio. I work lately mostly on mac and linux though, and mostly in C and C++. Visual Studio on Mac ended up being regretware for me, as
by teunispeters 3y ago
I really like Visual Studio. I work lately mostly on mac and linux though, and mostly in C and C++. Visual Studio on Mac ended up being regretware for me, as I don't do much in .NET. (mostly, just never needed to! No objections to the language at all, it just never fit what I needed)
VSCode still works ... ok. It has a very hard time with refactored code though, so I've just gone back to my traditions and it's emacs everywhere once more. Except windows - where I'll still use Visual Studio if I can.
Honestly, VSCode is probably great for 80%-90% of developers.
Thanks to the messages here though, I'm going to look to see if Rider could work ... maybe. ;)