3 ms·

I understand that MS is still here to make money. Everybody wants to do that. What i don't understand is to risk the good will of the open source coummunity, by

I understand that MS is still here to make money. Everybody wants to do that. What i don't understand is to risk the good will of the open source coummunity, by denying a core flagship feature another competitor (flutter/google) has included for free. I donk think this is a smart choice, even if i am in it for the money.

ripley12 5y ago
The especially wild thing is that this decision mostly harms .NET in VS Code – another Microsoft product. Rider’s implemented hot reload on their own, so this isn’t helping against Visual Studio’s main commercial competition.