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windows not being a priority won't change, because windows as a deployment target is pretty much a joke. I mean... desktop environment on your application serv
by airtonix 12y ago
windows not being a priority won't change, because windows as a deployment target is pretty much a joke.
I mean... desktop environment on your application server ... lol?
There's so much friction legality and culture wise to getting a windows server to spin up, get developers to use good practices, encourage automation and resusability...
- BinaryIdiot 12y ago> windows not being a priority won't change, because windows as a deployment target is pretty much a joke. I take it you haven't done .Net development? It's incredibly easy though Docker and similar tech wasn't developed for Windows so some of that has lagged behind. > I mean... desktop environment on your application server ... lol? This is a pretty old way of thinking; it's simply another way of managing your application server. This really isn't a big deal anymore.