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He is a evangelist for cloud and .NET. he was one of the 5 public faces who moved .NET to open source in 2011 and beyond.
by oaiey 6mo ago
He is a evangelist for cloud and .NET. he was one of the 5 public faces who moved .NET to open source in 2011 and beyond.
- coldtea 6mo agoAnything concrete? Because "corporate evangelist" is very low in the ranking of roles I'd trust, and .NET evangelist even less.
- oaiey 6mo agoThe .NET evangelist of that generation have been more than fine. No bullshit, no false promises, no lies, etc. Focused on communicating the change towards Linux, the performance work and so much more. Scott is well connected in the dev and azure divisions. He has headlined dev conferences etc. But as an evangelist he only carries information. This change will not happen because of him but maybe with him. But I do not believe so. To much money at risk.
- dvfjsdhgfv 6mo agoSo?
- oaiey 6mo agoYeah, correct. There is no reason to believe he can change that for Windows. But he will know where to address it really. But it will not change. Too much money at risk