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That little sub-thread was...ok. Informative, but a bit low on the drama. Still no dark clouds over that Visual Studio icon. Microsoft might be "dead", but the
by UweSchmidt 13y ago
That little sub-thread was...ok. Informative, but a bit low on the drama.
Still no dark clouds over that Visual Studio icon. Microsoft might be "dead", but the "Developers Developers Developers" warcry echoes on, and the cushy jobs and well-paid freelancing gigs will be there for many years to come!
- tracker1 13y agoThat's funny... where I work now, most new development is being done in node.js, with a migration strategy to get most of our backend (for the apps I work with) onto node.js by the end of the year (from .Net) ... I've been pushing for node.js (as a JS, and node fan) for the better part of the past 5 years now (since node started)... So, definitely not tied to MS, but do make my living on supporting their tech stack, for the time being. I just wanted to point out that simply fronting IIS with nginx is a flawed idea, unless you have reason to do so, and/or already have the nginx infrastructure in place.