✅ C# .NET in Linux Mint : VSCode or Vbox?
Does any of you frequently code using c# .net and asp.net in linux?
Last time I checked vs code extension weren't that great (no intellinsense eg)
I really need to set up an environment to practice building API in c# and I would prefer to not use a Virtual Machine..
Is it really possible to just use vs code on linux?
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Rider
VSCode with DevKit will do in a pinch
wow, thank you so much. With DevKit you mean .net sdk ?
Probably you mean rider devkit. I will try everything right now
No, I mean the VS Code plugin called "DevKit"
It'll get you as close to a sane experience with VS Code as possible
I think there's another plugin, just called "Csharp" or some such, that gives you file templates, like the ability to create a class file that will automatically have the correct namespace and all
But not sure about that
Haven't done any C# in VSC, pretty much ever. Rider FTW
Ok thank you so much. Yea I am just looking official JetBrains video of rider and seems amazing. If you know any good video tutorial about API building using Rider feel free to send it🍴 😆
Building an API will be the same no matter the IDE used
It's the same code, whether edited with Rider or Nano
Thank you again. Sadly there is not a community edition so I will probably enjoy it just for the free month...or maybe figure out some unorthodox solution
$freerider
There are two ways to get Rider for free:
Being a student: https://www.jetbrains.com/community/education/#students
Using it for an OSS project: https://www.jetbrains.com/community/opensource/#support
Also the EAP, which is currently running
i'll go for the eap. thank you so much
Note that EAP will come with bugs, it's basically an open beta test
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