Re:Microsoft is retiring Visual Studio for Mac in 2024
by irrational on Friday November 03, 2023 @05:30PM
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It is not integrated, so it is not an IDE. Text editor seems like the best description for it.
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Re:Microsoft is retiring Visual Studio for Mac in 2024
by IshKebab on Friday November 03, 2023 @06:03PM
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It does have an integrated debugger, build systems, code intelligence, refactoring tools, and version control.
What other things need to be integrated before it can be blessed as an IDE?
Re:Microsoft is retiring Visual Studio for Mac in 2024
by hateful on Friday November 03, 2023 @08:11PM
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This is what I'm saying! At the risk of ad hominum - I feel like a lot of the comments classifying VSCode as merely a text editor haven't really used it for development - at least not directly or in a long time.
Though this whole thread could really be considered off-topic since the original post is about Visual Studio for Mac!
Re:Microsoft is retiring Visual Studio for Mac in 2024
by tomjen3 on Saturday November 04, 2023 @04:52AM
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Does it or are they available as a plugin?
Re:Microsoft is retiring Visual Studio for Mac in 2024
by IshKebab on Saturday November 04, 2023 @11:41AM
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Yes. These features are directly supported by VSCode. They aren't added via plugins.
Support for specific languages/debuggers/build systems is provided by extensions.
Look up how LSP and DAP work for example. A hugely successful extensible IDE system.