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Andrew Hirst

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Edited February 17, 2020 13:09

How about giving people options? Paying for a Resharper plug-in to VS Code wouldn't really be much different to purchasing Rider would it? Except they then cover both bases, instead of the situ...
- 0 votes
Created March 06, 2018 10:33

so, today my perpetual license for R# expired and there's no way I'm renewing it as I only use full VS under duress. However, I'm licensed up to 2016.3 of R# but this won't install into Visual Stu...
- 1 vote
Edited October 06, 2017 10:41

@Vilen I can't really argue with that. I'm OK with VSC for doing my Angular work but it's hopeless for .NET development. Rider leaves it for dead but there's something about Rider I just don't li...
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Edited August 31, 2017 20:08

Here is what I'm using for Angular development, that gives me most of what Webstorm provides (but a lot snappier): https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=doggy8088.angular-extension-pa...
- 2 votes
Created August 31, 2017 19:24

They're living in the past, like most of us have been at some point until the penny drops. The point is that free offerings, VS Code being one such example, have become so good that the difference...
- 3 votes
Edited July 13, 2017 20:33

err, wasn't that dotpeek from Jetbrains? Work that one out. They spotted a gap in the market for the reasons you cite and yet here we are with a much bigger gap in the market and they fail to ex...
- 0 votes
Edited July 13, 2017 13:44

Almost every single training video I watch these days features VS Code. I've been using Webstorm for my Angular (v4) development for months on end now but periodically give VS Code another try, us...
- 3 votes
Created November 23, 2016 09:58

I'm not one of those who is afraid to admit I was wrong. I've been coding solidly now an Angular 2 application with a .NET Core backend, and have been using VS Code for both 'solutions' (standalon...
- 2 votes
Edited November 16, 2016 13:08

Apologies if this comes across rather bluntly, but I have no interest in Webstorm or Rider. I just want Resharper in my preferred editor VS Code and I'm prepared to keep paying the licence fee for...
- 12 votes
Created November 16, 2016 11:11

Bad business decision. You'd be better off developing R# for VS Code instead of wasting your time writing Project Rider that nobody really wants and is as buggy as hell at present. I want a single ...
- 29 votes