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I'm not sure what to feel On first hand it'd be weird to expect MS to do everything for free On the other hand the way they handled it (initially they made it
by tester756 5y ago
I'm not sure what to feel
On first hand it'd be weird to expect MS to do everything for free
On the other hand the way they handled it (initially they made it free, OSS and promised fanciness) is kinda poor.
On yet another hand maybe they just really sucked at communication, priorities and stuff this time? hard to say.
On yet another hand2 .NET maintainers are really open about a lot of stuff, it's easy to talk to them - let it be asp .net or roslyn/compiler project which makes me giving them the benefit of doubt
- DeathArrow 5y agoOf course I don't expect them providing everything for free. But I expect them to stick to their promises and commitments and not to widraw a feature once they committed to make it available.