Rider vs Visual Studio vs Resharper Best IDE for .NET Development

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@verdurakh 8 месяцев назад

Been a fan of Rider for about 2 years. Didn't know about the paste json as classes so thanks for that :)

@Guillen8606 6 дней назад

They both have similar features but Rider makes your life easier.

@akin242002 4 месяца назад

9GB of RAM for an IDE is rough. My company is very stingy with additional RAM past the base 16GB and makes employees pay out of pocket.

@codingflamingo 4 месяца назад

To be fair, this was running a massive project. For smaller projects it uses around 4 gb or less. Just wanted to show the extremes since some people's codebases grow to be that big

@thibauthanson7670 3 месяца назад

If Rider is using 9GB, Visual Studio will be using more.

@oswin4715 6 месяцев назад

Have you tried using Rider with project repo in WSL2? I know it’s not common most people use in Windows to develop in C# but WSL2 is good.

@codingflamingo 6 месяцев назад

I was trying to do some WSL2 work and couldn't get rider to work so moved back that day to vs. is there a good way to do it?

@oswin4715 5 месяцев назад

@@codingflamingoWe use WSL2 for our projects at my work. I managed to get it working by just opening in Rider with \\WSL$ path. Don’t use the remote connection it sucks. The problem is I’m trying to figure out how to debug docker compose containers