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Well lotus notes would already completely crash if someone would send me the wrong animated gif on sametime. Dragging all my unfinished emails down with it too. Teams is not quite as bad in terms of stability. The UX and performance are terrible though.
> Teams is not quite as bad in terms of stability. Yet.
Right now it's just "Operation failed with unexpected error." and emails with invitations seem to be broken (either not sent or miss some important parts).
MS is so bad with error messages these days. "Oops something went wrong" and a "funny" picture of a dropped ice cream cone. Just tell me what is actually happening.
Rust's community got huge benefits out of work to improve the error messages from its compiler and tooling, but we didn't see a lot of real effort to mimic that even in other programming languages, let alone the wider tool ecosystem. A few people, here and there, put in some effort, but nothing at scale.
For Rust this work was imperative because their slogan is "A language empowering everyone to build reliable and efficient software" not "A language with terrible error messages that only nerds can handle" so I'm not surprised other people weren't doing this before Rust showed how much difference it makes, but I was surprised they didn't learn from that.
Right now it's just "Operation failed with unexpected error." and emails with invitations seem to be broken (either not sent or miss some important parts).
"Operation failed with unexpected error" is a fantastic military mission codename.
In related news – worldwide productivity is up
There’s an effectively-secret deployment of Mattermost Cloud for the “teams without whom the company cannot exist”.
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I am in central europe, and it doesn't work at all, so perhaps it's just pure luck (or pure bad luck?) when it works for you.
Germany: Joining a meeting with invite URL worked for some colleagues, others could only join after the the group chat called them directly.