> no offence you don't want someone straight out some boot camp of dubious provenance None taken . My point is Microsoft is shifting to make it easier to sepa

> no offence you don't want someone straight out some boot camp of dubious provenance None taken . My point is Microsoft is shifting to make it easier to separate their apps into clear layers . Coders from bootcamps can deal with the UI and some logic , C++ Engineers will deal with back-end and the mess that office is, and expose some API in JavaScript for them.