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They got no choice. They realized that if they don't do these moves their platform is dying. But let's scope the discussion just around this announcement. Maj
by edwinnathaniel 11y ago
They got no choice. They realized that if they don't do these moves their platform is dying.
But let's scope the discussion just around this announcement.
Majority of the topics here are around azure for non-.net market. There's TFS but only because this is how IDE works: provide plugins for a source control systems to reduce task switching.
- staticelf 11y agoI don't agree that they have no choice, they are simply making a good choice. Yes, in Visual Studio publishing your application (even node.js) is as easy as going into the meny and pressing publish. You can setup git-push deploy, databases etc easily. I believe they want to integrate their tools into Eclipse which seems awesome. Think if you could set up cloud management in your IDE for java/C++/php projects as well. That would be awesome for the people using Eclipse and Azure.
- edwinnathaniel 11y agoWhen the other choice is bad (as you eluded that they chose the good option) then they got not much of a choice isn't it? Treat the non .net platform as a second class citizen and their potential customers will smell that from far away...