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Really too bad. Rider is the best option for C# IMO. Would really like to know if vim with LSP is a good alternative.
by mfro 1y ago
Really too bad. Rider is the best option for C# IMO. Would really like to know if vim with LSP is a good alternative.
- hirvi74 1y agoNot sure about Vim, but Neovim would likely yield a better experience. I use Emacs and the Vi family editors myself as well as Rider, VS, and VS Code. As painful as it is for me to admit, Rider/VS are hard to beat.
- OkayPhysicist 1y agoIf you're writing plain C#, Neovim with the Rosyln LSP is pretty solid. If you're working with Razor Pages, though, may God have mercy on your soul. I can't even find good syntax highlighting, never mind all the other functionality I expect out of a language server.
- estimator7292 1y agoThe only decent alternative I know of is old school Visual Studio. But knowing Microsoft, it's probably a copilot hellscape now.
- mfro 1y agoVisual studio is the only real alternative, for full featured IDE, yes. It is about as useful as Rider imo, but the analyzers and general UX are lacking
- metaltyphoon 1y agoI don't really do front end work so C# with NeoVim is working great for me for the last year.