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Indeed. To use the new C# devkit in Visual Studio Code you need a Visual Studio/MSDN subscription too. JetBrains Rider's a bigger competitor but even then (at
by benbristow 3y ago
Indeed. To use the new C# devkit in Visual Studio Code you need a Visual Studio/MSDN subscription too.
JetBrains Rider's a bigger competitor but even then (at least at my org.) most devs have a Visual Studio Professional/Enterprise subscription as a backup.
- notpushkin 3y agoThere are alternatives though. I've heard somebody hooked up Samsung's open source C# debugger, for example.