Hi, I'm the maintainer for the VSCode F# support. Rider support for F# is great, that team is very engaged, and I'd strongly consider it if * you have mixed C

Hi, I'm the maintainer for the VSCode F# support. Rider support for F# is great, that team is very engaged, and I'd strongly consider it if * you have mixed C#/F# projects in a solution (C# and F# support in VSCode can't communicate today) * you use Rider for other technology * you want paid support for your editor tools * you prefer IDE-style experiences rather than editor/ extension-style experiences * you want to take advantage of Rider features like their accelerated build caching