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> If you want the full C# experience, you will still be getting Windows, Visual Studio, or Rider. I don't believe the first two are true, and as a point of ref

> If you want the full C# experience, you will still be getting Windows, Visual Studio, or Rider. I don't believe the first two are true, and as a point of reference Rider is part of their new offerings that are free for non-commercial use https://www.jetbrains.com/rider/#:~:text=free%20for%20non-commercial%20use https://www.jetbrains.com/rider/#:~:text=free%20for%20non-co... I also gravely, gravely doubt the .NET ecosystem has anything in the world to do with Azure

pjmlp 1y ago
Prove me wrong showing how to do Sharepoint or Office 365 addons with Rider, as bonus points provide the screenshots of parallel debugging and profiling experience, alongside .NET visualizers for debugging, and a bit of hot code reloading in Windows frameworks as well. Azure pays for .NET, and projects like Aspire.