Our main use case is to program APIs in Microsoft Net Core >= 2.2.

The development of APIs under JetBrains Rider allows us to use the Microsoft framework under Linux natively as if we were doing it from Windows.

I never liked Visual Studio Enterprise in any of its versions. I started in Visual Studio Enterprise 2008 and I have seen how the tool has improved over the years. That said, the lack of usability and constant bugs made me dislike that tool version after version.

I am using it for a Java Maven project for an important bank located in Argentina. It is integrated into the Git and connected to a Sybase database.

It enables us to develop a software that takes configuration Information for services, for servers, for Access Rights, and then generates all IBM MQSC scripts, all documentation (used within SharePoint), and provides a test framework to smoke test all services and queues on proper configuration.