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The hilarious thing is that, apparently[1], they tried doing that with VS14: they skipped VS13 to harmonize the version numbers, but VS14 ended up being release
by moogly 10y ago
The hilarious thing is that, apparently[1], they tried doing that with VS14: they skipped VS13 to harmonize the version numbers, but VS14 ended up being released as VS 2015 anyway :)
[1]: at least, I'm pretty sure the team isn't superstitious.
- hugodahl 10y agoThey also skipped "13" for the Office suite of products. It just so happened to serendipitously that Office 2016 also turned out being Office 2016. Edited to add: they apparently skipped v13 for many products. Presumably due to superstition. However, was it theirs (whoever this "they" might represent at Microsoft) or their users'