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It's difficult to quantify, but to me (large C# & TS projects) the difference between working in Rider vs VSCode is the difference between Notepad and VSCode.
by ActionHank 2y ago
It's difficult to quantify, but to me (large C# & TS projects) the difference between working in Rider vs VSCode is the difference between Notepad and VSCode.
The difference is big.
Also, often I think to myself "I wish feature X was available", only to find that it is and has been for a while in Jetbrains products.
- evoke4908 2y agoI think I've only installed five plugins ever in Jetbrains. All for totally reasonable things like embedded development and debugging. There's no real need for any plugins because everything I need for my workflows is included out of the box. It even has support for build agents in docker or bare metal either locally or remote. It includes remote GDB debugging. I can with a single button launch a docker container on a remote server which cross-compiles, uploads the binary to my tablet, launches the app with GDB attached and gives me normal debugging tools including breakpoints and a console. All out of the box with no dependencies required apart from docker.