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I'm a .NET dev now looking at Ruby etc and honestly no I don't think MS do try to move beyond the status quo, or more correctly I guess Roy hit the nail on the
by colin_jack 15y ago
I'm a .NET dev now looking at Ruby etc and honestly no I don't think MS do try to move beyond the status quo, or more correctly I guess Roy hit the nail on the head in that the advancement is often of the "new sharepoint 2013" variety rather than advancing practices or really useful functionality.
Some will argue things are more advanced now (ALT.NET, OSS, packagement in NuGet/OpenWrap) but I think Roy hits the nail on the head in terms of the speed of change in say Ruby/node.js communities as compared to .NET.