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Most of my complaints of Azure come down to the UI. So many head scratching moments and if you don't have a 4k monitor lot's of scrolling of menus inside of men
by 8200_unit 2y ago
Most of my complaints of Azure come down to the UI. So many head scratching moments and if you don't have a 4k monitor lot's of scrolling of menus inside of menus
- cebert 2y agoDon’t most developers have ultrawide 4/8k monitors these days though?
- rendaw 2y agoAre you an Azure UI dev?
- esseph 2y ago"Most developers" The world is a big place
- solraph 2y agoNot on laptops, which you'll be using if you are on call. It's even worse if you don't the eyes of a 20 something year old and have the text scaled up a bit.
- janmarsal 2y agoEven when I have I often just use my 14" laptop screen when I work. If that's not enough then you have a shitty UI.
- 8200_unit 2y agoAt home yes. In the office no
- layoric 2y agoHow do you find the price difference? Whenever I've done comparisons, they have always worked out significantly more expensive than AWS, and AWS is already pretty damn expensive for anything that requires a decent amount of compute.
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- p2detar 2y agoI’m in the same boat. To me it’s bad UX. I can never find anything and it just looks way too complex to use. It shouldn’t be this way but as someone that uses Microsoft Entra, I guess I’m not surprised.