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Teams is already chaotic for development. The documentation mixes between multiple deprecated versions already. This is just going to add to the chaos. It feels
by Dachande663 2y ago
Teams is already chaotic for development. The documentation mixes between multiple deprecated versions already. This is just going to add to the chaos. It feels like there is no-one at Microsoft responsible for "Teams" as a product. Instead it's the bastard orphan that gets bits given and taken away as each department takes a swing at it. At this point, I would genuinely say it's the current most hated Microsoft product in daily use. And for good reason.
- D13Fd 2y agoAgreed. At least in my office, certain features (videoconferencing/meetings/calendar) get tons of use every day. Microsoft made this product that was a commercial success by any measure but cannot seem to execute well on it. That said, it depends on what you compare it to. Microsoft Word is also a longstanding success, and the development velocity on it is glacial. There are bugs in Microsoft Word that have sat unfixed for years and years -- Teams has changed pretty rapidly by comparison. I think the difference is that Teams is newer and feels more like a product Microsoft should be actively developing.