> That statement is nothing more than dogma. And this statement is nothing more than a mischaracterization. MSSQL: "running" on linux. If you think anyone run

> That statement is nothing more than dogma. And this statement is nothing more than a mischaracterization. MSSQL: "running" on linux. If you think anyone runs business critical code that uses MSSQL on anything other than windows servers I got a bridge I'd like to sell you , and the "open source" version of .NET is laughable, and already way behind the MS version. Yes, VSCode is actually wonderful -- I use it daily on my machine! Grouping VSCode with the rest of these (it's telling that you placed VSCode as your first example) is a little disingenuous, considering it was built using open source technologies (primarily, electron), and none of the rest of the traditional Microsoft stack. Node being a first class citizen? That's news to me, I need to check that out. Last time I tried to develop any serious node application and deploy it (a couple weeks ago, if my calendar is right) it was still downright abysmal. Clang working on windows is not surprising, being that processor architecture is what matters more in that world, and not so much operating system. Got any better examples?