Alternatives to Atom IDE for MacOS

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eek replied

6 December 2022, 13:30
Originally posted by _V_ View Post

It's bad for C#, I think M$ want to steer people towards Visual Studio for .NET

VS Code is great for TypeScript/JavaScript and Python though.

+1 VS Code is designed for JavaScript and python.

visual studio and jetbrains rider are the tools for C# development -it why the visual studio community edition still exists.
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_V_ replied

6 December 2022, 13:21
It's bad for C#, I think M$ want to steer people towards Visual Studio for .NET

VS Code is great for TypeScript/JavaScript and Python though.
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d000hg replied

6 December 2022, 12:35
Originally posted by SimonMac View Post

Yep, just realised VS Code is not the full blown over weight Visual Studio of the past

I tried it for C# and it was awful but I have heard a lot of good commentary on it so it seems the obvious choice to try in your scenario.
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SimonMac replied

1 December 2022, 12:21
Originally posted by eek View Post

Visual Studio Code is supposedly the thing most people have moved to.

Yep, just realised VS Code is not the full blown over weight Visual Studio of the past
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eek replied

30 November 2022, 21:16
Visual Studio Code is supposedly the thing most people have moved to.
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SimonMac started a topic Alternatives to Atom IDE for MacOS

30 November 2022, 18:40
Alternatives to Atom IDE for MacOS

Seems six months ago Atom announced they were retiring Atom next month, can anyone recommend a low profile IDE for MacOS with an addon that has terminal access within the same window? I am not a hardcore coder, just update basic jode.js / 11ty sites which I commit to github etc.
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