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Most people I know working with C# in a professional capacity use the commercial version of Visual Studio, though there's a decent free Community version. Back
by vunderba 2y ago
Most people I know working with C# in a professional capacity use the commercial version of Visual Studio, though there's a decent free Community version. Back in the day, VS Code would limit you pretty heavily particularly if you were using WinForms or WPF.
I actually used to really like Visual Studio, but around Visual Studio 2015 it felt like very subsequent release was more bloated and slower, and I eventually jumped ship for Rider. But by that point, I was really only using C# for Unity projects, and the rest of the time I was using JS/TS and Python.