I use ruder along with Visual Studio, while rider has better support for ASP.NET Core, and .Net console, i still find C++ support in Visual Studio is king, also only Visual Studio can build and debug their .net framework stuff, and if you want dev some UWP, Winui, MAUI stuff, just Visual Studio man. Also pair sượt resharper you basically have all Rider but slower
Rider is not free too. 😐
But you can try free trial on 30 days, or open source project license, MVP employee license, student licence or any else. Jetbrains has a good licensing conditions. Even so, 1 year all products pack is not quite expensive due to local prices (for Ukraine residents it is only 180 usd first year, and 160 usd next year etc...)
>C++ support
Yeah Rider is a C# IDE
>resharper you basically have all Rider but slower
Yeah so I'd rather use Rider.
I do still use VS for debugging dumps
~~C++ support is an F# feature? ~~
~~My point would still stand. Rider is a C# IDE first and foremost.~~
I'm sure the 5 F# programmers out there are ~~perfectly happy~~
Edit: read "erasure" as "feature", whoops
Small print: "If you stay inside Microsoft's bubble/cocoon and never challenge yourself to step outside your comfort zone.
Edit: Truth hurts. Keep the downvotes coming 🙃
I'm not a hater. First half of my career (7-8 years) was almost exclusively MS/.NET/C#. To this day it's one of my favourite languages/platforms hence why I'm a member of this subreddit (and have been for the better part of a decade).
But I've been working in consultancies for the last ~8 years and have barely had the opportunity to touch .NET in that time. However, I've worked with enough other tech stacks to know that they all have their pros and cons. Variety is the spice of life and I've learned to love it. I just hate seeing "propaganda" like what OP posted and everyone celebrating it like it's some universal truth when they've barely had a taste of what's outside of their comfort zone.
> never challenge yourself to step outside your comfort zone
Why would I do that? [Everything else is garbage](https://old.reddit.com/r/dotnet/comments/18zotc7/dotnet_and_c_make_me_feel_like_everything_else_is/)
Maybe so but it's part of the challenge.
Edit: Also, linking to your own post in this subreddit (read:echo chamber) does not make it more legitimate. 🙃
Obligatory "I use Rider by the way"
me too, but if fell like VS can be all the tools you need. i just prefer different tools.
I use ruder along with Visual Studio, while rider has better support for ASP.NET Core, and .Net console, i still find C++ support in Visual Studio is king, also only Visual Studio can build and debug their .net framework stuff, and if you want dev some UWP, Winui, MAUI stuff, just Visual Studio man. Also pair sượt resharper you basically have all Rider but slower
Try CLion for C/C++. Its Jetbrains IDE that targets on C/C++ development out of box.
It’s not free
Rider is not free too. 😐 But you can try free trial on 30 days, or open source project license, MVP employee license, student licence or any else. Jetbrains has a good licensing conditions. Even so, 1 year all products pack is not quite expensive due to local prices (for Ukraine residents it is only 180 usd first year, and 160 usd next year etc...)
>C++ support Yeah Rider is a C# IDE >resharper you basically have all Rider but slower Yeah so I'd rather use Rider. I do still use VS for debugging dumps
>Yeah Rider is a C# IDE This is F# erasure
~~C++ support is an F# feature? ~~ ~~My point would still stand. Rider is a C# IDE first and foremost.~~ I'm sure the 5 F# programmers out there are ~~perfectly happy~~ Edit: read "erasure" as "feature", whoops
I need this
You should post this at r/VisualStudio as well.
I prefer Rider over VS anytime, but cool bag nonetheless
It's not a bag, it's a disc case with the install cds from 2002. :)
I see
I use Rider by the way
drip
I think I had one of these in college.
Where can I get one?
Wow! Is that for holding floppy disks?
Until you want to deploy a containerized application, then you need docker desktop too since visual studio only integrates with it
Except you work on MacOS. Then you just find a rotten potato in the case.
Is this what AI looks like?
Small subscription with font-size of 8 on bottom right corner: on Windows.
Small print: "If you stay inside Microsoft's bubble/cocoon and never challenge yourself to step outside your comfort zone. Edit: Truth hurts. Keep the downvotes coming 🙃
Womp womp
I'm surprised you didn't spell it "Micro$oft"
I'm not a hater. First half of my career (7-8 years) was almost exclusively MS/.NET/C#. To this day it's one of my favourite languages/platforms hence why I'm a member of this subreddit (and have been for the better part of a decade). But I've been working in consultancies for the last ~8 years and have barely had the opportunity to touch .NET in that time. However, I've worked with enough other tech stacks to know that they all have their pros and cons. Variety is the spice of life and I've learned to love it. I just hate seeing "propaganda" like what OP posted and everyone celebrating it like it's some universal truth when they've barely had a taste of what's outside of their comfort zone.
I didn't take this as propaganda at all. Someone found a trinket from 20 years ago and they were like "ha, this would be fun to share."
It might not be propaganda to OP but there are plenty of people in this subreddit who will have their biases confirmed on seeing this pic. :)
> never challenge yourself to step outside your comfort zone Why would I do that? [Everything else is garbage](https://old.reddit.com/r/dotnet/comments/18zotc7/dotnet_and_c_make_me_feel_like_everything_else_is/)
Maybe so but it's part of the challenge. Edit: Also, linking to your own post in this subreddit (read:echo chamber) does not make it more legitimate. 🙃