Docker Expands Relationship with Microsoft

Re:Docker Expands Relationship with Microsoft by thrower123 on Thursday May 28, 2020 @03:47PM (#23341690)

Mostly because they are really, really good, and they don't ask much for it.

I think I pay them less than $150 for a yearly subscription to their entire toolset, which is a price point that makes it stupid not to buy them. ReSharper is well worth a cup of coffee a week, by itself, and then there is DataGrip, WebStorm, IntelliJ, profilers, decompilers, and other stuff thrown in.

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Re:Docker Expands Relationship with Microsoft by yakz on Thursday May 28, 2020 @05:40PM (#23343063)

I also enjoy their universal subscription but I recommend trying Rider if you like ReSharper. Outside of small solutions, I find that ReSharper requires more patience than I can muster. The type-and-wait is significantly worse than I remember from classic Mac all-in-ones from the early/mid 90s.

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Re:Docker Expands Relationship with Microsoft by tracker1 on Thursday May 28, 2020 @07:57PM (#23344613)

Type and wait is literally the main reason I do most of my actual work in VS Code now instead of Visual Studio... I can't stand the full vs experience... code is just nicer imo.

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Re:Docker Expands Relationship with Microsoft by herogreen on Friday May 29, 2020 @03:05AM (#23347048)

What do you mean by type and wait ?

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