VS Code is my main IDE for over a couple years now. The only time I'm not using VS Code is when I'm doing Xamarin development, outside of this, VSCode works great for web frontend, backend and React Native / Flutter development.
Vs code = manual transmission car Vs = automatic transmission car The choice is yours. Wonderful content. God bless people like you who make these awesome contents for us ❤🎉
@@juliocasal Better Performance Same experience in All OS Built in Resharper Support Wide range of extensions Best Git Experience Awesome Configurable User Interface
Very good reasoning But the intellisense sucks with omnisharp Also I have to constantly restart that to make it work Hope people find common ground on #5276 roadmap
in vsvode (just for test) i delete a "@using project.model" and the vscode show me a error an say that the project have a missing directive and trying to solve with [ctrl+.] and it show the following message "no code actions aviable" i have installed the "Microsoft.AspNetCore.Razor.VSCode.BlazorWasmDebuggingExtension" and this always show a error in "razor log" but never fix the problem. i do the same in VS2022 and this one fix all problem when i want .
I am using Vs code, but i have an issue with running for example multiple microservices, in one time, it’s not comfortable to run a lot of microservices doing to all dotnet run, maybe u had this issue and you have something for this. Please help me !😅
Hey, most of the time you should be only running the one microservice you are in charge of, not multiple microservices. But even so, which specific issue do you have with dotnet run for each microservice?
I join the question. It is not very comfortable to work with a monorepo. Should I have two vs code windows, one with the root of the monorepo and the other with a specific project?
@@davidpccode You want to have one VS Code window per repository. If you have a monorepo and it is huge, you should consider first splitting it into smaller repos dedicated to each module or section of your system.
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VS Code is my main IDE for over a couple years now. The only time I'm not using VS Code is when I'm doing Xamarin development, outside of this, VSCode works great for web frontend, backend and React Native / Flutter development.
Thanks for sharing!
Vs code = manual transmission car
Vs = automatic transmission car
The choice is yours.
Wonderful content. God bless people like you who make these awesome contents for us ❤🎉
Glad you liked it!
What about JetBrains Rider. I am using it for long time and found better option than Both VS Code and VS
Have not tried it, but would love to know what makes it better than VS and VS Code.
@@juliocasal Better Performance
Same experience in All OS
Built in Resharper Support
Wide range of extensions
Best Git Experience
Awesome Configurable User Interface
@@thowheedh very true the only downside with this is that you have to pay for, which vscode is free
That’s what I use and love it!
The space is not really the problem in 2023, you have a 1To drive (at least)
Guess I'm getting old!
@@juliocasal 52, I win 🙃🤣
Very good reasoning
But the intellisense sucks with omnisharp
Also I have to constantly restart that to make it work
Hope people find common ground on #5276 roadmap
Looking forward to #5276!
At 32:21 you use a seperate solution but it is much easier to use solution filters instead.
Indeed it is, but I still see many repos with multiple solutions there.
A question my c# vscode extension stopped working when i installed .net 8, someone else with this problem?
Likely the C# extension is not ready for it. Going back to .NET 7 should fix it.
I use and like both.
Great!
I use Code because I don't use Windows.
Very valid reason!
in vsvode (just for test) i delete a "@using project.model" and the vscode show me a error an say that the project have a missing directive and trying to solve with [ctrl+.] and it show the following message "no code actions aviable"
i have installed the "Microsoft.AspNetCore.Razor.VSCode.BlazorWasmDebuggingExtension" and this always show a error in "razor log" but never fix the problem.
i do the same in VS2022 and this one fix all problem when i want
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Maestro, try going back one version or two on your installed C# extension. Last time I checked the latest version had a few issues.
@@juliocasal i already do that and the problem persist.
Do you use C# Dev kits or not?
Yes.
@@juliocasal Thanks for the answer.
I like VS Code because it's light on my system.
Agree!
I am using Vs code, but i have an issue with running for example multiple microservices, in one time, it’s not comfortable to run a lot of microservices doing to all dotnet run, maybe u had this issue and you have something for this. Please help me !😅
Hey, most of the time you should be only running the one microservice you are in charge of, not multiple microservices. But even so, which specific issue do you have with dotnet run for each microservice?
I join the question. It is not very comfortable to work with a monorepo. Should I have two vs code windows, one with the root of the monorepo and the other with a specific project?
@@davidpccode You want to have one VS Code window per repository. If you have a monorepo and it is huge, you should consider first splitting it into smaller repos dedicated to each module or section of your system.
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how about scalfolding features for MVC and Identity? Can VS Code do the same?
You can do those with dotnet cli commands as well
As Abhishek mentioned, all doable with .NET CLI!