Was trying out Rider IDE from IntelliJ, and all is good until they gave me that warning -.-

That's one of the reasons I like the intelliJ platform.

But yeah.. that's a CSS 2 property

@theuser yup so far it is amazing but shameful that they support razor pages while neither vs for Mac or vs code does

@Torbuntu I might got for personal license but for sure not for work, here they also don't pay. But I'm willing to spend 100$ a year if it really helps me. but then I remember I'm using Windows, and I can use VS community if I want razor support

@Torbuntu if you buy it yourself, you're explicitly allowed to use it at work.

@DrEmann @Torbuntu honestly I think their personal license is affordable but only required if one is a freelancer, for example if I was like @AlexDeLarge with all freelancing clients then I'll go with their IDE's for sure, but I want it for personal projects that might and might not give me income, I think license is expensive for playing around and improving skills when there are other free alternatives

Have to say it the company is called JetBrains not IntelliJ!!!

Love their IDEs and Language

@needToRoll this is awkward lol I've always thought it was JetBrains IntelliJ and the IDE's are just named after the company but from your comment I am guessing company = Jetbrains, and IDE = IntelliJ
I feel ashamed :/

@matsaki95 okey, didn't know that... thanks for letting me know.

@GitPush I didn't want you to feel ashamed. It's just that this is a common mistake in my workplace and therefore this is kind of a sensitive subject for me because no one seems to know what I am talking about if I say jetbrains

@matsaki95 @needToRoll thanks guys I was ashamed in a bad way but in an awkward way 😅
I didn't know they were called intellij lol but nice to be updated with info 😀

@matsaki95 photoshopped :P

@matsaki95 hats off for you 😂