[manigandham]

OmniSharp is the official C# plugin and all you need for .NET projects, and it's usually installed by default. VS Code starts faster, runs lighter, and provides 80% of the functionality of VS for most major products, and it's getting better every release. I find it more productive than VS for typical web projects.

[james_s_tayler]

For proper .NET projects I've used both VS Code, VS and Rider.

VS Code doesn't come close.

I use VS Code when doing front end stuff with Vue/TypeScript and I love it for that, but .NET Core was painful on VS Code compared to Rider.