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Bob Pace

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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

17K views11 years ago2 recommendations

Tools and practiceC# and .NETVim, Emacs and editors

Bob Pace demonstrates how to set up and use OmniSharp for C# development inside the Vim text editor.

C# development from a terminal, rerecorded with better audio quality.

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What people say. Recommended as a demonstration of using Vim with OmniSharp for C# development.

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u/Melandelin r/programming • Recommends

On “Vim: How to Start Using The Text Editor for Developers”

> Can you jump to interfaces or implemenations? Yes. There's this thing called Omnisharp that gives you access to intellisense. There are plugins using omnisharp for vscode (most known), emacs, and vim as well. You can check out the features. There's also a nice demo video on youtube. > How do you debug inside vim? For now, I would still use visual studio. I am still in a somewhat transitionary period where I slowly transform my environment and workflow into a terminal, keyboard-based one (my fault for wasting my time trying WSL/WSL2). From my research, debugging C# is possible in vim, but also it made me wonder: if I have a high quality test suite, architecture and logging strategy, h…
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u/vplattin r/dotnet • Recommends

On “Rider 2018.2 released”

Honestly, I don't think VS Code has anything on vim + omnisharp. It looks pretty good.
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