On: A Call for Developers – Jellyfin

[Macha]

It's a little funky on Arch to get it installed and with the death of Mono the only option for IDE is microsoft's closed version of vs code as the c# plugin doesn't work on vscodium. (And much like Java, lots of C# language design assumes you're using an IDE).

But apart from that for a web app it's fine.

[cjblomqvist → Macha]

Rider works very good (but costs you some $$$ off course).

[mananaysiempre → Macha]

Do the OmniSharp LSPs[1,2] not work with a generic LSP editor plugin (e.g. kak-lsp)?

[1] https://github.com/OmniSharp/omnisharp-roslyn

[2] https://github.com/OmniSharp/csharp-language-server-protocol

[asyx → mananaysiempre]

They do but it's not as smooth as rust or Python. It is obvious that not many people use neovim or similar editors. Like, last time I used it Microsoft broke their own LSP protocol and fixed it in the vscode extension.

[actionfromafar → Macha]

You can wrangle C# with minimal IDE support, but it's not as smooth. It's easier to fix little things than to green-field new stuff, IMHO.