chriscub

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   by chriscub 12y ago

   Source is I worked there for eight years. Left two years ago. There was a push around the time I left to standardize more on TFS, but historically, VS was regarded internally as a bit non-hardcore.
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   by chriscub 12y ago

   Funny thing is that internal to Microsoft, most devs don't use Visual Studio as an IDE. Maybe as an editor or a debugger, but there are a lot of build systems out within Microsoft and most of them don't plug into Visual Studio. IM
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   by chriscub 12y ago

   I frankly think that Microsoft more nefarious tactics have hurt them more than helped them over the long run. Take the browser wars as an example. Bundling IE got massive share which then bred arrogance, stagnation, and lack of standards co
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   by chriscub 12y ago

   The important part to me is why WB says it owes Gerritsen nothing. If the case is "We admit the movie had a relationship to her work, but that doesn't matter because it was New Line's contract not WB's", there is