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Add in VS for .NET languages and C++ (hot reload, debugging capabilities), and the beloved Delphi/C++ Builder duo as well. To this day there isn't anything lik

by pjmlp 3mo ago

Add in VS for .NET languages and C++ (hot reload, debugging capabilities), and the beloved Delphi/C++ Builder duo as well. To this day there isn't anything like C++ Builder, if you want the famous VB dev experience, but with C++.

storus 3mo ago
Borland was way ahead of its time, nowadays there is no non-AI way to build a whole UI app in on afternoon like with Delphi/C++ Builder. Pity their greed prevented them from dominating via simplicity.
sfn42 3mo ago
I have used both VS and Rider for .NET development and for me Rider beats VS by a mile.
- pjmlp 3mo ago
  As long as you only do Web development with .NET.
  - sfn42 3mo ago
    Can't really speak to that as I do mostly web development. Not sure why there would be any issue with any other kind of development though?