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>(Serious issues with race conditions on how the server sends the messages to what client, with several listening clients everything turns into a mess!) This m
by basch 10y ago
>(Serious issues with race conditions on how the server sends the messages to what client, with several listening clients everything turns into a mess!)
This makes the mobile client nearly unusable in its current incarnation. I can be sitting on Facebook on my desktop and Messenger on my phone and alternate each sentence between each device. I cannot pick up my phone and continue a Skype for Business conversation I was just having on my desktop. Cant transfer the existing conversation at all. It is almost, nearly, surprising how ill conceived and poorly executed the experience is. I end up switching back to outlook when a person and I want to have a conversation while we constantly bounce between devices, because our email works and syncs everywhere perfectly.
- pvdebbe 10y agoSfB (Lync) is terribly done in terms of the client-server architecture. Messages don't get consistently saved for offline recipients, the issues with several listening clients. For a business communications application, it sure seems a lot less suitable for business/corporate use than Skype Personal. Yammer's another fiasco. Teams, on the other hand, might turn out to be very decent but the SfB integration brings it down.