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It's somewhat ironic that your reply to an article about how M$ needs to pick a technology stack and stick with it is a comment about how is "What Windows needs
by zaphar 13y ago
It's somewhat ironic that your reply to an article about how M$ needs to pick a technology stack and stick with it is a comment about how is "What Windows needs is a new subsystem/development platform to break with Win32, providing simplified, extensible unmanaged application development, with modern easy-to-use abstractions for hardware services such as graphics, data, audio and networking."
- lstamour 13y agoWell, the point really is -- Microsoft has to eat its own dogfood. If you're developing tools, use em to build Windows! The pain you feel will be the pain other devs feel, and you'll write tools to compensate for that. But the large teams are too big to fail, so they rarely experiment, leaving third-party devs or small projects at risk instead.