> How would you caracterize Microsoft's open-sourcing of the .NET stack Giving anyone not on Windows a second rate experience? Core as the name says provides o

> How would you caracterize Microsoft's open-sourcing of the .NET stack Giving anyone not on Windows a second rate experience? Core as the name says provides only a subset of the Windows .Net framework and most .Net code in the wild is written with the implicit assumption that it runs on the Windows framework. > VS code universal electron app Instead of making their main IDE a proof of concept for .Net Core they wrote a Web3.50/NodeJS IDE. I am very sensitive to high latency IDEs so that is something I wont ever touch. > the whole Office 365 paradigm Trying to keep up with the competition, Google Docs ring a bell? > since Satya Nadella took leadership Nadella 2014. Linux on Azure 2012. Office 365 2011. Mono based on Microsoft’s promise not to sue 2004. Open sourcing parts of .Net is really the only thing you can assign to Nadella, everything else was still done by the good old triple E leadership.