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I am .NET dev and made my living on MSFT stack. I would not say it was 180 turn on open source, more like 160 or 170 ;). Just enough so they can steer people
by ozim 1y ago
I am .NET dev and made my living on MSFT stack.
I would not say it was 180 turn on open source, more like 160 or 170 ;).
Just enough so they can steer people into using Azure but not so much to still have Visual Studio leads throwing wrenches into open source source wheels to stay relevant.
- ahartmetz 1y agoI'd call it more like a 330. MS is running GitHub - well OK, never liked that one. It's a pretty lame source hosting platform and way too centralized. MS is doing some half open source bullshit like VS Code and open source glue software that only runs on Windows (who are they kidding?). I wouldn't trust open source .net stuff to stay that way forever, especially if it had any success. There is some smaller stuff like cross-platform PowerShell and mimalloc that seems OK.
- ozim 1y agoI trust .net staying open source as long as it brings devs to Azure. So I would say pretty much forever :)