[Bolwin]

Have they improved tooling? I've yet to get any lsp working on windows

[ornornor]

IMO programming on windows is just asking for punishment. Unless it’s a Microsoft language, you’re so much better off on Linux or macOS.

[koshersalt]

That’s cool if you can, but the majority of business desktops/laptops runs Windows. Hard to gain enterprise traction when it’s hard to run tools on your local machine

[cwyers]

Just use WSL2 and Docker Desktop. VS Code has DevContainer support so you can standardize on a Docker image for your project.

[nurettin]

To be fair, vscode and .net core on linux is pretty much like having windows and visual studio at this point.

[array_key_first]

Without the debugger, unfortunately. You still need VS or Rider for that.

[seabrookmx]

The debugger works fine on Linux?

The only thing missing are some profiling tools.

If you really need those you're better off with Rider which is integrated with DotTrace.

[nurettin]

What problem have you had with the debugger?

[nchmy]

Or wsl2

[Alifatisk]

It’s below expectations, and even worse on Windows.

Luckily people seem to be aware of this and there was a whole talk about improving Ruby DX.

[epolanski]

Tried WSL2?