In my recent posts, I’ve been exploring how Roslyn-based code analysers can help to make your code cleaner and more robust. I’ve tried to keep it relatively IDE agnostic so far. In today’s post, I’d like to talk about some of the pain-points involved with using code analysers in VS Code, as well as some of the progress being made by the community.
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New tricks for an old dog – what I learnt from VS Code
After nearly a decade of coding in Visual Studio, a recent change in employment has put me in front of VS Code. The experience has had its ups and downs, so I thought I’d post a few pointers for anyone else who ends up in my situation. Moving beyond practical matters, I’d also like to take a moment to reflect on what the experience of weaning myself off Visual Studio has taught me. Zooming out further still, I close this post by considering what VS Code says about the state of the .NET ecosystem and try to put it all in perspective. If you can stomach all that, read on…