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Ask: Why does everything Microsoft create lately feel fragile and half-baked?
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Re: Ask: Why does everything Microsoft create lately feel fragile and half-baked?
#12Microsoft and others don't need quality to sell their crap.
This is the benefit of being big enough to control a large chunk of the market.
Re: Ask: Why does everything Microsoft create lately feel fragile and half-baked?
#13> lately
You must be new here.
Re: Ask: Why does everything Microsoft create lately feel fragile and half-baked?
#14Microsoft changed its strategy around testing in 2014 [1], eliminating the Software Developer Engineer in Test position and having a goal of shipping faster.
12 years later, most of their software is crap. Maybe it comes out faster?
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2014/08/how-m...
Re: Ask: Why does everything Microsoft create lately feel fragile and half-baked?
#15Microsoft changed its strategy around testing in 2014 [1], eliminating the Software Developer Engineer in Test position and having a goal of shipping faster. 12 years later, most of their software is crap. Maybe it comes out faster? https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2014/08/how-m...
That is correct. Those pesky testers kept finding bugs and sending modules back to rework, when they could have been letting the users find those bugs by themselves on the cheap. /s