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The smallish company I work for is in the early stages of transitioning to a new development platform as all their existing systems are antiquated. The company
by squidsoup 16y ago
The smallish company I work for is in the early stages of transitioning to a new development platform as all their existing systems are antiquated. The company doesn't have any particular dependance on Microsoft technology, and from my perspective it's a great opportunity to embrace a contemporary open source platform.
Sadly the management seems to be considering that all new development should be in .Net and centralised with TFS. I can't rightly understand why anyone would want to tie themselves to this costly, closed platform when they can essentially choose anything.
- mkramlich 16y agoIt's because .NET has waaaay better support for TPS reports.
- StrawberryFrog 16y agoSadly the management seems to be considering that all new development should be in .Net and centralised with TFS. I've seen .Net code stored in TFS, svn, perforce, Mercurial and git. If your management aren't using the source control system, why are they deciding? Just use the one that suits you.