Beautiful. Rider is an awesome a much faster IDE and I use it whenever possible. It is not practical for all projects.
The only behaviour that annoys me a bit:
- Double clicking an identifier should select the full identifier. However, in Rider (as opposed to Visual Studio) it is connected to the CamelHump setting - which is useful by itself. In Visual Studio you can have both CamelHump enabled and “double clicking the identifier selects the whole identifier”.
- Any startup project tasks like maybe a “webpack watch task” is “in the way” when stopping run/debug of your current application. A separate task runner like in Visual Studio would be beneficial.
- If a solution has file templates defined, every user needs to activate/select them manually in the settings. Quite cumbersome.
The only behaviour that annoys me a bit:
- Double clicking an identifier should select the full identifier. However, in Rider (as opposed to Visual Studio) it is connected to the CamelHump setting - which is useful by itself. In Visual Studio you can have both CamelHump enabled and “double clicking the identifier selects the whole identifier”.
- Any startup project tasks like maybe a “webpack watch task” is “in the way” when stopping run/debug of your current application. A separate task runner like in Visual Studio would be beneficial.
- If a solution has file templates defined, every user needs to activate/select them manually in the settings. Quite cumbersome.