My god, adding a conditional breakpoint in #Jetbrains#Rider (and I assume other editors) and #DotNet makes things slow.
I only have 20k pieces of data (admittedly large individual pieces, but still), and I went from finishing the run in about fifteen seconds to waiting for five minutes before I hit my breakpoint.
This isn't me complaining about anything, just kind of wild that adding a single "Does this int equal this int?" adds so much overhead! I had time to type this whole post!
What’s neat about #JetBrains#Fleet is the polyglot nature of it. I'm writing a #rustlang library that I later consume in a #dotnet#csharp solution, all without switching context.
I can also run my .NET solution and run my #rustlang tests. That's a nice workflow.
I wanted to see where #JetBrains#Fleet is currently at with #dotnet support and found there's a lot of nice helpers for a #csharp .csproj file. Here is a helper to set the language version.
Anyone gotten #jetbrains#rider to build a #dotnet#docker container without fast mode and still be able to access user secrets?
Our container doesn't currently work well with fast mode. I've told VS to build it in regular mode and that works fine. But in Rider, when disabling fast mode, all user secrets are null. I've tried mounting volumes directly etc. to no avail. Hoping someone else has slayed this one already 🤞
I was trying out JetBrains Rider again...
→ is an IDE, so primarily for looking at text
→ no support for BGR subpixel rendering, RGB only
→ no support for bitmap fonts
→ no way to adjust the font or the size of inlay hints
How can an IDE have such shitty text rendering? I don't want my code to look blurry.
Note: Visual Studio isn't any better, but VS Code is.
For that I just wanted to aquire a test version of it, but it seems like it's no longer available. Am I just unable to find the right button or is the test license really gone?
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I learned you can use the break inside a loop to return a value. It feels strange coming to #Rust from #csharp. I would have expected to use the return keyword, but I guess it makes sense.
By the way, I'm taking the #JetBrains Academy course, so if you want to follow along, check it out.
The language injections feature continues to be one of the slickest features of #JetBrains IDEs, and I'm so happy to see it works flawlessly in #RustRover.
If you're working with #databases in #rust, check this out. It helps you catch silly spelling errors by validating SQL against a schema.
If you’re working with external web APIs do I have the #JetBrains feature for you. With the new #WireMock plugin, you can mock any external API and test against it.
This makes it really easy to try different edge cases or replay failed request/response scenarios. Works in all IDEs starting in the 2024.1 release. You can try it now in the EAP releases.
The latest #JetBrains#Fleet version has dropped, and the #dotnet experience keeps improving. It's worth checking out and keeping an eye on. It’s also pretty snappy and powered by #ReSharper.
#JetbrainsRider new solution dialog is really excellent. You can see all the options more easily and see more of the advanced options that typically ship with #dotnet templates. The #jetbrains team really did a great job with it. Check it out!
@khalidabuhakmeh ah YEP it just works out of the box. Nice to see #JetBrains#Rider support this now. Yet another tick for Rider and to stop using Visual Studio