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C# C# Basics (Retired) Prepare and Plan Workspaces

Joshua Reeves
Joshua Reeves
629 Points
Posted by Joshua Reeves
Joshua Reeves
629 Points

How do I get workspace on my own computer outside of this program?

How do I get Work Spaces on my own computer outside of Treehouse?

2 Answers

Omar Navarro
Omar Navarro
1,379 Points
Omar Navarro
Omar Navarro
1,379 Points

Atom is fine for those more advanced in programming. If you're not as advanced, I strongly suggest you use something like Visual Studio Community Edition, Visual Studio Code + DotNet core libraries.

Tyson Zimmer
Tyson Zimmer
1,656 Points
Tyson Zimmer
Tyson Zimmer
1,656 Points

Go to https://atom.io/ and download the version that is right for your system. There are other ones but this is the one i use.

Randy Eichelberger
Randy Eichelberger
Courses Plus Student 787 Points

There is no reason to use Atom for .net development when Visual Studio Community is free and an actual IDE