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That makes a lot more sense. And really just feels like Microsoft's current trend continuing: Dropping human-curated in-house QA and assistance in favor of auto
by ocdtrekkie 6y ago
That makes a lot more sense. And really just feels like Microsoft's current trend continuing: Dropping human-curated in-house QA and assistance in favor of automation and community contribution.
- koffiezet 6y agoNot only that, with wsl2 on windows being in the mainline windows, developers have a very good alternative. I don't this is a coincidence... Running actual PHP servers on windows is a rarity, and not worth it to support it officially on Windows. Azure is able to run it all, so they don't really care anymore what platform you're targeting, as long as windows is a viable development platform, and Azure a potential deploy target.