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Have they improved tooling? I've yet to get any lsp working on windows
by Bolwin 10mo ago
Have they improved tooling? I've yet to get any lsp working on windows
- ornornor 10mo agoIMO programming on windows is just asking for punishment. Unless it’s a Microsoft language, you’re so much better off on Linux or macOS.
- nchmy 10mo agoOr wsl2
- nurettin 10mo agoTo be fair, vscode and .net core on linux is pretty much like having windows and visual studio at this point.
- array_key_first 10mo agoWithout the debugger, unfortunately. You still need VS or Rider for that.
- nurettin 10mo agoWhat problem have you had with the debugger?
- seabrookmx 10mo agoThe debugger works fine on Linux? The only thing missing are some profiling tools. If you really need those you're better off with Rider which is integrated with DotTrace.
- koshersalt 10mo agoThat’s cool if you can, but the majority of business desktops/laptops runs Windows. Hard to gain enterprise traction when it’s hard to run tools on your local machine
- cwyers 10mo agoJust use WSL2 and Docker Desktop. VS Code has DevContainer support so you can standardize on a Docker image for your project.
- Alifatisk 10mo agoIt’s below expectations, and even worse on Windows. Luckily people seem to be aware of this and there was a whole talk about improving Ruby DX.
- epolanski 10mo agoTried WSL2?