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Try committing to a Microsoft open source project or working with a lot of ex-Microsoft employees. You’ll want to kill yourself.
by sqldba 8y ago
Try committing to a Microsoft open source project or working with a lot of ex-Microsoft employees. You’ll want to kill yourself.
- faical 8y ago<off-topic>I committed to a Microsoft open source project and worked with (ex-)Microsoft people. The experience was great :)</off-topic>
- GordonS 8y agoI've had this experience when I've tried to contribute to ASP.NET Core and .NET Core - in the case of ASP.NET Core, they weren't in the slightest bit interested in fixing something that's obviously broken. In the case of .NET Core, it was made clear that adding something new to the encryption library was going to take a long time, possibly years, even though there was demand for it. I've given up on both :/
- DoofusOfDeath 8y agoIt sounds like you have an interesting anecdote to share. If you can just give us the anecdote rather than making a vague, sweeping critique of MS OSS projects, you might avoid the downvotes.