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I don't think they need to... VS Code is somewhat "open source", which means that part of the development is subsidized to the community, and they have other so
by mr90210 5y ago
I don't think they need to... VS Code is somewhat "open source", which means that part of the development is subsidized to the community, and they have other source of profit that allows them to maintain its development.
[I can be wrong :) ...]
- Hackbraten 5y agoLet’s assume you’re right. Now I think of that one product manager at Microsoft who must have approved the budget necessary to bootstrap VS Code years ago. How did they justify the funding? I can’t imagine them saying, “let’s do a thing and hope the devs are gonna like it.”