top | item 40770872 (no title) atlantic | 1 year ago There is already a C# REPL built into Visual Studio, called C# Interactive. It takes a bit of getting used to, but it's not bad at all. discuss order hn newest Nuzzerino|1 year ago I'd say it is pretty bad[1], but the F# REPL is decent at least.1. https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/issues/26934 mattmanser|1 year ago Echoing the other comment, personally I find the C# interactive really frustrating to use. So close and yet so far.I often find it quicker/less frustrating to just fire up a new console app project.Last time I tried to use it I think it was even running an old version of .Net and you have to remember to switch the version. misterflibble|1 year ago Yes I saw the REPL in VS 2022 and Jetbrains Rider, but I still prefer having this utility at hand with a collection of scripts ready whenever I need to script up something, or experiment with a service or database, or learn something new in .NET. recursive|1 year ago Not even in the same zip code. unknown|1 year ago [deleted]
Nuzzerino|1 year ago I'd say it is pretty bad[1], but the F# REPL is decent at least.1. https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/issues/26934
mattmanser|1 year ago Echoing the other comment, personally I find the C# interactive really frustrating to use. So close and yet so far.I often find it quicker/less frustrating to just fire up a new console app project.Last time I tried to use it I think it was even running an old version of .Net and you have to remember to switch the version.
misterflibble|1 year ago Yes I saw the REPL in VS 2022 and Jetbrains Rider, but I still prefer having this utility at hand with a collection of scripts ready whenever I need to script up something, or experiment with a service or database, or learn something new in .NET.
Nuzzerino|1 year ago
1. https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/issues/26934
mattmanser|1 year ago
I often find it quicker/less frustrating to just fire up a new console app project.
Last time I tried to use it I think it was even running an old version of .Net and you have to remember to switch the version.
misterflibble|1 year ago
recursive|1 year ago
unknown|1 year ago
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