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Working on my latest videogame, very early stages but it's coming along nicely.
I also sot up a git server at home and a ssh access key on my el-cheapo laptop and I feel very good every time I push a branch from it to home.
I do have performance issues with Rider though (JetBrains C# IDE), I have disabled basically everything except syntax coloring and still it's just lagging insanely all the time. 20 seconds i7 quad core peak because I (shudder) select text, or erase some letters in a comment. Aaaaaa! If anyone knows a C# ide that works well with Godot on linux I'm all ears. Syntax coloring, debugging & autocomplete if possible, FOSS would be fantastic (microsoft code thingy sucks ass btw IMO).
Godot is fantastic BTW!
Check out DotRush. It's made for VSCode/Codium but can be used with pretty much anything else with its LSP. https://github.com/JaneySprings/DotRush
Thanks, but vscode already do c# (and is quite shitty IMO)?
Sure, but DotRush can work well with other editors with LSP support, like NeoVim, Zed, and Sublime as noted here. I'm pretty sure it can work with other editors, too, like emacs, but haven't tried (yet?). It also explicitly supports Godot.
Thanks! Will check out.