100k lines of C# in 8 projects, 40k lines of Vue SFCs in 2 workspaces, 39k lines of TypeScript in a monorepo.
I use it every day on a 2021 M1 MacBook Pro 16GB/512GB.
Works completely fine to the extent that I just let my Rider license lapse.
I use it every day on a 2021 M1 MacBook Pro 16GB/512GB.
Works completely fine to the extent that I just let my Rider license lapse.
TLDR; it’s not just me.
I’m glad you like it and have found a workflow that works for you. I think you’re crazy.
My point is "you shouldn't skip C# because you think you need a license for an IDE to be use it professionally".
Devs who are already using VSC for doing front-end and want to try full stack can absolutely do heavy lifting in VSC.
I let my license lapse not because Rider wasn't a great IDE, but because VSC is fully capable for backend and fullstack work.
> I think you're crazy
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