Re: Any advice on using Visual Studio Community Edition with NVDA?
Hey all,
Thanks so much for the super useful tips and pointers, very greatly appreciated!
I will most definitely try applying all the suggested settings, like turning off previews and line numbers to see what happens, and give the add-on a try to see how much difference it makes.
It's most definitely a shame that there doesn't appear to be good CLI documentation for .Net Framework, as I'm sure that would make life much much easier for us.
The really cool thing about Swift is that the language, compiler and standard library are fully open-source and available on GitHub, so it's always possible to use a 3rd-party editor like TextMate to write code and then compile using the CLI.
Linux support has also come a really really long way, so you could install the Swift compiler on a distro such as Ubuntu, write your code in Emacs or any other editor, and then natively build and run your code - it's even possible to build full featured server side projects using frameworks such as Vapor which you could then either run locally, or deploy using Docker or any of the major cloud hosters.
Sorry for the super OT comment, just wanted to clarify this as I really do enjoy Swift quite a lot as well as the community-driven ecosystem that has developed around the language thanks to it actually being open and relatively intuitive to learn :-).
Robin
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