All well and good, if .NET was actually 100% 20 years of portable history without Microsoft/Windows specific tooling.

Borland taught me what it means to always being a 2nd class experience versus owning the platform tooling.

People complain about VS bloat and their answers is to put a yet another heavy weight plugin on top.

When my teammates ask me why my VS is so fast versus theirs, well I don't run Resharper.