Re:Guide to the CoreCLR Source Code
by giancarlostoro on Friday March 24, 2017 @01:55PM
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Yeah I know this, and hopefully they get it right, unfortunately I'm not there yet. To be fair .NET Core has been great otherwise, I have been able to develop from Ubuntu (used Sublime Text, which I didn't use the plugins since they seem abandoned or something) gave Rider a try but it was buggy at times. I wish Microsoft releases either a plugin for MonoDevelop, or "Visual Studio for Linux" at some point.
Re:Guide to the CoreCLR Source Code
by WorldMaker on Friday March 24, 2017 @02:14PM
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Have you tried VS Code yet? It's not a full "Visual Studio for Linux", but in terms of intellisense and debugging it has a lot more than you might expect.
Re:Guide to the CoreCLR Source Code
by giancarlostoro on Friday March 24, 2017 @02:29PM
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I've used it, but I never took the time to figure out how to make it run code / debug and I like how fast Sublime Text / CudaText are by comparison.
.NET Standard is all about compatibility - so you can use that to determine which framework you can/need to use. However .NET Core is a distinctly designed for cross-platform reach so it will be a break from .NET Framework in some ways - this is just a given, otherwise they would've just released another .NET Framework version instead of doing all this.