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Why is that? I've used JetBrains IDEs in the past, but haven't found anything that compelled me to spend money on them (and lock myself to a proprietary editor,
by doodlesdev 3y ago
Why is that? I've used JetBrains IDEs in the past, but haven't found anything that compelled me to spend money on them (and lock myself to a proprietary editor, which is a bigger issue for me).
- zamalek 3y agoI work on a big monorepo. OmniSharp takes so long to load that it's basically useless, I gave up at 10min. Rider takes a minute or so.
- asabla 3y agoWith the new Dev Kit extension in VS Code, it no longer uses omnisharp. So it may gotten better in larger monorepos. But my guess it's still faster in Rider
- pjmlp 3y agoDev Kit extension is also partially pay for play, as only a subset of its features are available under community license. "C# Dev Kit builds on the same foundations as Visual Studio for some of its functionality, it uses the same license model as Visual Studio. This means it's free for individuals, as well as academia and open-source development, the same terms that apply to Visual Studio Community. For organizations, the C# Dev Kit is included with Visual Studio Professional and Enterprise subscriptions, as well as GitHub Codespaces."