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For whom? Microsoft? I don't know which of their developer tools I would consider good. Or less worse than the competition
by herbst 1y ago
For whom? Microsoft?
I don't know which of their developer tools I would consider good. Or less worse than the competition
- mrweasel 1y agoI consider C# / .NET to be one of the best options for application development. Many would consider both VSCode and Visual Code pretty good. There might be better alternatives, but generally I'd say they are more good then bad. Github is also a good product. Maybe not exactly a develop tool, but Power BI is also fairly good. Borderline developer / enterprise solution: SQLServer is great to work with. Maybe not the best relational database server, but it's every bit as capable as MariaDB and I'd prefer it over Oracle.
- Lio 1y agoGithub was a great service well before Microsoft bought it. The best thing about Microsoft’s stewardship has been that they haven’t fucked that up.
- herbst 1y agoBefore Microsoft bought it you could still search it / codesbases without making an account. Alone for that additional pain I would argue they instantly made it worse.
- queenkjuul 1y agoOnly from personal experience: people in the Microsoft ecosystem absolutely love visual studio, and hate the idea of migrating