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Rider brought alot of joy back to.NET development for me. It's a very fast IDE hitting the sweet spot between omnisharp and VS for me. It opens to a point where I can start typing in seconds, granted it does not boot up the resharper host with full intellisense particularly fast either but while it does that I have a non blocking editor where I can roam files.

Switching branches and project reloads are effortless. This is a far cry from the almost hourly crashes or minute long lockups in VS. If Rider crashes it never does to a point where the editor locks up.

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You might lose resharpers power but again restarting Rider does not take ages taking me out of the zone. Also I have not had this happen since many EAP releases. Play around a bit with it's setting and Rider also looks the part too: https://twitter.com/Mpdreamz/status/70908676https://twitter.com/Mpdreamz/status/70908676.

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Additionally developers can easily integrate Azure mobile services into their application for things like push notifications, data storage, and user accounts and authentication with Azure App Services. This is available in the new “Connected Services” project node. Whether you are rolling out a custom backend with ASP.NET Core, or consuming pre-packaged Azure services, Visual Studio for Mac will be there for you. Iwork for mac. Check out the for a complete list of what’s included in this product. What’s Next Today we released the first preview of Visual Studio for Mac, a member of the Visual Studio family, and the story is just beginning. In the coming months we will be working with the Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code teams to bring more features that you love to the Mac, from advanced Web editing capabilities to support for more programming languages via the Server Language Protocol. Visit the page and take it for a spin.