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Which is pretty confusing, as the language support is not great for Mono, but you can debug for it.

You can only run Mono and Node.js projects. Why would you not put more effort into the code support here? Build my Code! Well it’s pretty cool they support Mono, but my testing intellisense and autocomplete are not supported. But for other languages, like PHP, all you get is syntax highlighting.

It is responsive and supports Regex.įor the supported languages - JSON, CSS, HTML,, and Node.js - intellisense and autocomplete work. Love the fact that all settings for the IDE are project-based and JSON files. Visual Studio Code takes much less time to launch, and auto-complete is way faster. Which is nice, because if you are used to Visual Studio, you know it can be very heavy. It is all about get in, code, commit and leave. And opening the first project from GitHub was easy as well. I gave it a good three hours of testing: the install was easy, until I needed to update Mono. Visual Studio Code is an integrated development environment (IDE) that runs on Mac - as well as Linux and Windows (for some reason). All without conceding to Boot Camp but it looks like that time has not yet come. I was going to dump my slow Windows 7 box containing my decked out Visual Studio 2012 - extensions and all - and my dev onto my super fast 4K iMac. And now that it has arrived … well, it really isn’t Visual Studio for Mac. But once I gained confidence in their sensibilities, I was thrilled. A few months ago I heard “Visual Studio is coming for Mac.” At first, I did not believe the person who told me.