I always forget VS Code is a different thing to VS.
Don't scare me like that.
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*different thing to VS for Mac, because Microsoft had to give three entirely different products the same name.
Oh wow I had no idea haha
In my previous company I used VS for Mac, it wasn’t a great experience… but it was better than nothing. Then along came a Rider license…
The tooling for VS Code might have improved, but Rider is the IDE of choice… even on windows.
What are the benefits of Rider over CLion?
Not surprised after the the main VS Mac developer left MS a few months ago.
Is this supposed to give me confidence in .Net MAU?
I have started using Avalonia, and even though I am still learning, I am very satisfied with it. There are growing pains obviously, but as you said, I have no confidence in Microsoft UI frameworks.