.NET Hot Reload Support via CLI

Re:.NET Hot Reload Support via CLI by selfhoster11 on Sunday October 24, 2021 @01:01AM (#28975108)

VS Code is not a replacement for an IDE. While I only know IntelliJ, I assume VS must be similar. In short, VS Code is a replacement for Notepad, and not for an IDE. It's not as well integrated, not as thought-out and capable. The only thing that saves it IMO is the remote server mode.

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Re:.NET Hot Reload Support via CLI by jonathanlydall on Sunday October 24, 2021 @02:17AM (#28975378)

VS is my daily driver and I absolutely agree that VS Code doesn’t come anywhere close to a fully fledged IDE like VS.

But VS Code is far more just a text editor and that you can run and debug many languages in it in my opinion means it meets the criteria of an IDE.

If I was forced to switch from VS to VS Code I would be miserable and feel handicapped, but infinitely more productive than just having a text editor and the dotnet CLI.

So VS Code is absolutely a “replacement” for VS, but only for a poor man with a very limited set of required features.

All the above being said, I don’t ever see VS Code truly replacing VS, but it’s a competent IDE considering its both cross platform and free as in beer.

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Re:.NET Hot Reload Support via CLI by DeathArrow on Sunday October 24, 2021 @04:10AM (#28975833)

Maybe it feels like an IDE for people used to text editors like VIM. It's probably middle ground between a text editor and an IDE.

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