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* Grab an existing project | * Grab an existing project | ||
* Open it in vs code | * Open it in vs code | ||
* Let vs code install all the support extensions, including C#. You might have to restart code a couple times to get it eventually be happy. Not bad! | * Let vs code install all the support extensions, including C#. You might have to restart code a couple times to get it eventually be happy. | ||
* Once it has settled down, check out launch.json. It may ask you to remove it and recreate it, instructions provided in the file. | |||
Not bad! | |||
==== Command line ==== | ==== Command line ==== | ||
Everything is eventually done on the command line, [https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/tools/?tabs=netcore2x here's the reference]. | Everything is eventually done on the command line, [https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/tools/?tabs=netcore2x here's the reference]. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:56, 25 November 2019
.NET Core is fully linux compatible and can be developed using Visual Studio Code. All free! Finally, Micro$soft...
Installation
This was a pretty easy method:
- Install vs code
- Grab an existing project
- Open it in vs code
- Let vs code install all the support extensions, including C#. You might have to restart code a couple times to get it eventually be happy.
- Once it has settled down, check out launch.json. It may ask you to remove it and recreate it, instructions provided in the file.
Not bad!
Command line
Everything is eventually done on the command line, here's the reference.