submitted 1 year ago by Calcharger@kbin.social to c/programming@kbin.social

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So I started my coding journey with Python about 2 years ago. I primarily used IDLE which was super bare bones but was perfect for my needs.

I'm now toying around with Javascript with eventual aspirations to learn C# and maybe something else (Golang maybe, C++ is intimidating). I completed codecademy.com's course on Javascript, have been running through some algo training on codewars, been playing a little BitBurner, but now I want to actually try to develop my own stuff.

Looks like Visual Studio has an environment that supports Javascript, Python, and C# in one place. How is it? What are some of the positives and negatives of choosing to use Visual Studio moving forward?

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[-] Goronmon@kbin.social 1 points 1 year ago

Unfortunately it seems they cut some of the essential debugging tools out in the free version.

I'm not seeing many differences between the Community and Professional version of VS. I've only ever used Professional on the job, and I haven't really noticed too much difference in the way Community works when I use it for my hobby stuff.

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