Microsoft’s new C# Dev Kit extension for Visual Studio Code turns the programmer’s editor into a complete development environment for .NET.

Spencer asks:. I started working at a company that is primarily C# oriented. We have a few people who like Java and JRuby, but a majority of programmers here like C#.

I'm looking for an good online source for learning VC#. I have experience with C++, C, Java and I'm looking for something with lots of sample code, examples.. etc.

Once you've installed TypeScriptSyntaxPaste, the utility is pretty much invisible. It's just that, from now on, whenever you copy some C# code and paste it into a TypeScript file (either .ts or .tsx), ...

But I don't know how many Linux devs use .NET / C#. For Windows users: use VS Community / VS Professional -- no need to reimplement its features in VS Code. For Mac: VS for Mac needs some polishing.