Alternative to Visual Studio?

Question

C++ / C#

Hello. I programmed about 4 years ago in Visual Studio (like 2012), but that's not the point. There was a lot of trouble afterwards after its removal, a lot of garbage remained in the software components, according to the idea of ​​\u200b\u200bhow the add-ons for the studio went.
1. So, is there an adequate programming environment that has a compiler and the necessary libraries?
2. If not, is it possible to download all this separately? Let's say we write code in Sublime Text, and then compile it in a separate folder where all these libraries are. (in this case, you need a compiler, is there one? :D
In general, somehow it all sounds like this

Answer 1

For C++, there are Qt, Code::Blocks, NetBeans, and, it seems, Eclipse.
You can install the compiler separately and compile later from the command line.
Now there is Visual Studio Community Edition completely free.

Answer 2

my 5 cents:
CodeLite, VSCode

Answer 3

There is Clion from JetBrains.

Answer 4

codelite

Answer 5

As a compiler, msys2 / mingw64 or the same Microsoft compiler is suitable, it can be installed separately from the studio.
As for libraries - msys2 has a package manager, you can install a huge number of free libraries and use them. For a microsoft compiler, you will either have to look for ready-made libraries, or build it yourself from the source (usually this does not cause any special problems).