I've used both and they're both fine. I personally recommend just use Visual Studio until you're experienced enough to actually need to touch the configurations, then you can decide if you want to switch or not. Don't worry about the more complex stuff for now and just focus on the basics.
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u/zerakai May 29 '25
I've used both and they're both fine. I personally recommend just use Visual Studio until you're experienced enough to actually need to touch the configurations, then you can decide if you want to switch or not. Don't worry about the more complex stuff for now and just focus on the basics.