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My interpretation of this is that Microsoft realizes that developers are leaving their platform pretty rapidly. As more developers switch to OS X or Linux as th
by afshin 16y ago
My interpretation of this is that Microsoft realizes that developers are leaving their platform pretty rapidly. As more developers switch to OS X or Linux as their main development platform, the whole Windows ecosystem will suffer, not just web browser support for Microsoft's awful browsers.
Forcing developers to use Windows while IE still has enough clout might be one of their strategies to stem the loss of developers migrating to other systems.
Or perhaps I'm reading too much into it.
- stuartloxton 16y agoThink you probably are - last time I used spoon you still had to be using Windows; it just meant you could run IE6, 7 and 8 at the same time.
- afshin 16y agoOh, good point :-) I thought the way spoon worked was similar to those services that give you snapshots of your site in different browsers.