Why not create an IDE only for MAUI development

[UseCser]

As mentioned in the title,
Nowadays,there are numerous
cross-platform frameworks, each
supported by dedicated IDEs like
Android Studio (for Android/Jetpack Compose), Fleet (JetBrains' new IDE),and IntelliJ. These tools seamlessly run on Linux, macOS, and Windows.In stark contrast, Visual Studio,
Microsoft's flagship IDE, remains
tightly bound to Windows, with only a feature-limited version available for macOS. While VS Code offers cross-platform compatibility, it falls
short for MAUI development due to the
lack of essential tools like XAML Hot
Reload and native emulator integration.

[FjPlays]

Creating a separate IDE just for MAUI might not be the best move. Visual Studio already supports MAUI, and building a new IDE would split resources and complicate things. Instead, Microsoft could improve Visual Studio's cross-platform support or add MAUI-specific features like XAML Hot Reload and emulator integration to VS Code. This way, developers get a better experience without needing a whole new tool.

[UseCser]

I prefer to believe that MS will support more platforms for VS. But the fact is that since MS ceased supporting VS for MacOS, we haven't heard any notifications about the cross - platform of VS. Maybe I ignored MS's notifications about cross - platform of VS. If there are any, please tell me. Thanks.