I also develop with .NET on OSX, using Rider. The only annoying thing so far was storing the connection strings in those json files— I think using env vars in build configurations is better.
I can't say much other than it's been really nice. To make my workflow smoother, I remapped my right CMD key to hyper (ctrl+alt+cmd) using Karabiner, and then added Hyper+[1-6] shorcuts for switching workspaces. I also use chunkwm to add a wm-like experience to OSX.
I work remotely, so I recently set up sql server via Docker for when I don't have internet. The intro guide by microsoft made it rather easy, and now I have the benefit of not needing to connect to the corporate VPN for dev anymore :-)
Programs I use:
* Insomnia (better than Postman)
* Azure Data Studio (testing sql server queries)
* JetBrains DataGrip (reading/fuzzy searching through stored procedures)
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[ 3.1 ms ] story [ 14.7 ms ] threadI can't say much other than it's been really nice. To make my workflow smoother, I remapped my right CMD key to hyper (ctrl+alt+cmd) using Karabiner, and then added Hyper+[1-6] shorcuts for switching workspaces. I also use chunkwm to add a wm-like experience to OSX.
I work remotely, so I recently set up sql server via Docker for when I don't have internet. The intro guide by microsoft made it rather easy, and now I have the benefit of not needing to connect to the corporate VPN for dev anymore :-)
Programs I use:
* Insomnia (better than Postman)
* Azure Data Studio (testing sql server queries)
* JetBrains DataGrip (reading/fuzzy searching through stored procedures)
* Dash (offline documentation)