The IDE for years suffered from performance and reliability problems that the dev team just couldn't overcome.

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Microsoft kills Visual Studio for Mac after a years-long effort to get the IDE up to par with the Windows version. Development problems caused VS 2022 for Mac to debut about six months after that Windows version last year. Support will officially end in one year, on Aug. 31, 2024.

Microsoft Kills Visual Studio for Mac -- Visual Studio Magazine

<p>I thought it was talking about VS Code 😫😮‍💨</p>


<p>I have been using Rider for the last couple of years and I’m really happy with it. For lightweight C# dev VS Code is still a good option.</p>
