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There's a large amount of developers making shitty enterprise tools on Windows. Usually done with the whole VS/C# stack. Anyone making anything for the web or
by Mikeb85 6y ago
There's a large amount of developers making shitty enterprise tools on Windows. Usually done with the whole VS/C# stack. Anyone making anything for the web or doing anything cross platform is likely using MacOS or Linux.
- lostmsu 6y agoJust loved your attitude. /s I worked with plenty of Linux developers, and pretty much any piece of Bash scripts was full of remote code execution vulnerabilities. That strange love with shell scripts is so common among majority of *nixoids, it is impressive you call enterprise tools shitty in comparison.
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- Mikeb85 6y agoThere's a massive market for one-off custom Windows apps fulfilled by short term contractors and consultancy firms or in-house programmers. It's a thing. Also, most software is deficient in some way. Software is hard. Edit - also Linux hasn't really been the market for apps like that (not saying there's not shitty apps written for Linux though). There is now a janky app market for iOS (tablets) and Android as well though. I've seen lots of custom tablet apps for small businesses that are complete shit. It's not just Windows, Windows just happens to be the de-facto enterprise OS and thus attracts that scene.
- lostmsu 6y agoWell, not everyone is destined to work on AWS. Somebody actually has to make use of the larger project for a mom&pop stores, e.g. make small tools.
- fomine3 6y agoBad codes and developers are found in both Windows and Linux.
- lostmsu 6y agoYes! I was hoping the point will strike parent harder in the likely case he did his part of shell scripting.
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