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I think its systems thinking. With 40,000 developers, Microsoft is too large to fix the problems you mentioned. They need a broad stroke change to reduce vulner
by asperous 6y ago
I think its systems thinking. With 40,000 developers, Microsoft is too large to fix the problems you mentioned. They need a broad stroke change to reduce vulnerabilities. The article says they've tried many things and believe moving to rust might work.
- stephc_int13 6y agoYeah, MS clearly has serious maintenance issues with their codebase, for obvious reasons. They tried many things in the past, including C# and .NET, I'm not sure if that really helped or made things worse.