Visual Studio vs. Nuclide

Our default development environment - comes prepackaged with a huge suite of tools and plugins. Coupled with ReSharper it is pretty hard to beat.

We are an ASP.NET shop, so it is fitting that we use Visual Studio. The biggest advantage that VS gives us is the first-class debugger, and the ReSharper refactoring tools. We do use Sublime, Brackets, Vim, Emacs, and other editors in conjunction with VS since VS does can take a long time to load.

Editor with intellisense

Created a C# project to parse large dataset in .csv and insert into MongoDB

Primary IDE.

Developing the server side

Our IDE

All windows dev jobs. Mostly c# winforms. But lots of mobile apps lately.

The one for all IDE we are using.

ASP.NET業務Webアプリ開発

The website is built with C# and ASP.NET MVC. VS is the obvious development environment.

IDE to build the solution

Has best go2 resources for full-scale ASP.NET project.

Used for building Universal Windows App for Caretaker App

Dev environment for PRS and EARS API's

You can use this or whatever editor.

Developer tool

We use VS Code as our main IDE

All of our development activities are done with Visual Studio.

been a while since i've used visual studio. developed the tools for superman returns in it. liked the debugging but not much else. only played with the newest version a couple of times.

compile/test

IDE for Windows dev.

IDE

Used extensively for all front end development work - excellent native TypeScript support and tons of plugins.

Best Software for creating Windows Form Applications & Command Line programs. Very Easy to use

Compulsory for previous versions of ASP.NET (ASP.NET 4 and below)

Self taught : acquired knowledge or skill on one's own initiative. Learned to code in this program.

We do most of our development in Visual Studio (currently v15)

An IDE which I use for at least ten years now. Roslyn is getting better and better, but VS Code seems better now. A bit obsolete concept, but the extra tools (like git integration, azure browsing, preset projects and solutions) makes it still very useful.

For development/debugging.