Neovim,
I can code, git, ssh, reddit, mailbox, Spotify all at the same window.
With coc-explorer you can switch between your buffer just like VSCode

What do you use reddit and Spotify?

@metamourge
TTRV for reddit
Spotify-TUI for Spotify.

I've been meaning to try coc-explorer lately as I see it pop here and there. How does it compare to Nerdtree or similar plugins?

@Jilano I don’t have much experience with nerd tree because I usually use ‘netrw’ to navigate thru folders before I met coc-explorer, but compare to that, a little bit slower when inside medium large project
(eg. .Net Core API backend).

normally use it with angular projects.
But yeah, dotnet core works on me.

Although I still open VS when modify solution settings and nuget, it just easier.

Most of the time omnisharp with roslyn-based server is enough.

My company’s solutions normally contains ~10 projects in it, so I don’t have the answer for you.