I use and strongly prefer VS 2017 (not Code) for .NET Core dev. It has complete support for Core nowadays. I mostly do web APIs or services with .NET Core, so console apps are all I really use. But there are a few cases where I need the desktop tech -- access to hardware or interop with other software on the machine. Having to wait until .NET Core 3 for that stuff.
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I use and strongly prefer VS 2017 (not Code) for .NET Core dev. It has complete support for Core nowadays. I mostly do web APIs or services with .NET Core, so console apps are all I really use. But there are a few cases where I need the desktop tech -- access to hardware or interop with other software on the machine. Having to wait until .NET Core 3 for that stuff.