OK - great. One problem, the manufacturer of Visual Studio is Microsoft. Speaking from 20 years of programing, 7 of which was on the MS Platform, Microsoft is the developer's enemy. They will: 1)Deprive you of an open community who shares code-level relities of programming 2) Deprive you of an understanding of how libraries you use are implemented 3) Make debugging the &*(^iest experience that you can ever imagine 4) Force you to buy things just to be creative
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OK - great. One problem, the manufacturer of Visual Studio is Microsoft. Speaking from 20 years of programing, 7 of which was on the MS Platform, Microsoft is the developer's enemy. They will:
1)Deprive you of an open community who shares code-level relities of programming
2) Deprive you of an understanding of how libraries you use are implemented
3) Make debugging the &*(^iest experience that you can ever imagine
4) Force you to buy things just to be creative