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This angers me a bit. I use O365 connectors all the time. They've been very useful. What is workflows? Why is that REPLACING these instead of just, you know, b
by tomrod 2y ago
This angers me a bit. I use O365 connectors all the time. They've been very useful.
What is workflows? Why is that REPLACING these instead of just, you know, being available as a totally separate product that I don't want to migrate to? Why can't I have the software grandfathered in?
I hate obvious resume-driven development and products.
- organsnyder 2y agoI can understand retiring products that duplicate functionality elsewhere—keeping systems operating, even in maintenance mode, isn't free—but the short timeframe is ridiculous.
- elzbardico 2y agoNever, ever invest in any shine new microsoft technology too heavily. Microsoft launches new products based on basically one or both of two overarching themes: 1) This is a product that we can sell business that promises to commodify or eliminate the need for software developers completely (microsoft as a company hates software development as a well paid profession and truly believe that they should be the only organization writing software in the entire world) 2) This is a product that ties our customers into one of of our cash cows. And this is all. There's no coeherent strategy beyond that.