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That depends on your definition of Microsoft-y. Microsoft's "new" (kind of old at this point, but hey) direction trends towards what I'd ideally want out of a
by jsgo 8y ago
That depends on your definition of Microsoft-y.
Microsoft's "new" (kind of old at this point, but hey) direction trends towards what I'd ideally want out of a larger enterprise that works with development. In a lot of ways, what I felt Google was ages ago.
- babypuncher 8y agoI was thinking the reputation Microsoft had under Ballmer, as it seems to have stuck even if it largely doesn't apply anymore.