> have to wonder at what point developers remember how anti-developer Microsoft used to be and potentially move away from their ecosystem. At a certain point y

> have to wonder at what point developers remember how anti-developer Microsoft used to be and potentially move away from their ecosystem. At a certain point you may find that you've got your hand so far in the Microsoft cookie jar that it would make more sense to just accept that you are a MS shop and go for the rest of the cookies as shamelessly as possible. We've embraced our fate. Almost everything is Microsoft branded in our workplace now. It's really easy to hate on Microsoft through the lens of programming tooling and other nerd abstractions. It's super hard to hate on them from the perspective of IT administrators and business owners wanting to enjoy their weekends. [Azure] Active Directory and the modern Windows/Office suite are a competitive advantage for enjoying your free time. I have never seen a better overall experience for managing a small startup.