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A good IDE for C#? - dals - 12-04-2020
Hi everybody, I need a good IDE to compile and run some projects in C#, but I can't find something light and easy to install (my actual pc is pretty old, so I need something that doesn't stress it).
RE: A good IDE for C#? - caePax - 12-14-2020
I mainly visual studio, back when I had 2gb ram I'd run it with no other programs running since it was draining the entire RAM already. couldn't stand working like that so I got an 8gb, RAM is not that expensive and as far as I know its usually enough for your computer not to crash.
RE: A good IDE for C#? - miso - 12-14-2020
if you're running on a not-so powerfull machine, i'd recommend visual studio 2010, it runs perfectly under these kind of low specs, if you have a good-enough computer, you might want to try newer versions of visual studio.
you can also use VSCode but it isn't the best for c# apps.
my computer is also quite old, visual studio 2010 runs perfectly however visual studio 2017 can sometime lag a lot, but is normally running okay-ish
RE: A good IDE for C#? - SharpDev - 01-03-2021
I haven't really used it on windows, but I think MonoDevelop should be quite lightweight compared to VS while still having a lot of features and user friendly.
RE: A good IDE for C#? - Yotic - 06-30-2021
4 Ram, Visual studio works well
RE: A good IDE for C#? - HypnoticMagician - 10-19-2021
I usually use Geany, simple and lightweight or even better than that is why aren't you creating your own version. Why not create on your own?
It would take up even less space in hard disk, not contain al lot of unnecessary features, could have even the features other editors do not have that you would like to it to have.
RE: A good IDE for C#? - sunjester - 11-28-2021
Visual Studio is the best solution here for GUI applications. If I am just writing a console app I just compile on the command line, it's much easier.
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RE: A good IDE for C#? - matric - 03-17-2022
Rider by jetbrains, They are the same company who made Pycharm and intellij
RE: A good IDE for C#? - UkrainAnonym - 07-29-2022
(12-04-2020, 11:25 AM)dals Wrote: Hi everybody, I need a good IDE to compile and run some projects in C#, but I can't find something light and easy to install (my actual pc is pretty old, so I need something that doesn't stress it).Didn't now people using other IDE's for C# then Visual Studio in 2022 xD
Visual Code etc. doesnt count and its only for other projects like DISCROD BOTS
RE: A good IDE for C#? - eatcatslikechina - 10-02-2022
(12-04-2020, 11:25 AM)dals Wrote: Hi everybody, I need a good IDE to compile and run some projects in C#, but I can't find something light and easy to install (my actual pc is pretty old, so I need something that doesn't stress it).
vim/nano for writing your stuff its lightweight if you are running linux though if you are running windows there aren't many options but i guess you can go with sublime text with some plugins ? as for compiling and running process you can use
Quote:dotnetits basically CLI .exe file usually already in your environment variable as soon as you install dotnet framework it allows you to build and run new or already existing c# projects and its basically cross platform