Comment on Lessons Learned while Converting from ASP.NET to .NET CoreparentComments−Avalaxy10yit would leave us reliant (correct me if I'm wrong here) on a lighter weight version of VS.NET soNo, you can just use the normal Visual Studio, with ReSharper support.−jasonkester10yGlad to hear. I hadn't seen them mention it anywhere, and since it was such an obvious dealbreaker, I would have expected it to be a major talking point.−sundvor10yYep, Resharper is fine but NCrunch won't work for any projects targeting Core, however.−dan_b10y...and that is a dealbreaker.
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No, you can just use the normal Visual Studio, with ReSharper support.
Glad to hear. I hadn't seen them mention it anywhere, and since it was such an obvious dealbreaker, I would have expected it to be a major talking point.
Yep, Resharper is fine but NCrunch won't work for any projects targeting Core, however.
...and that is a dealbreaker.