Introducing iOS Web Debugging for VS Code on Windows and Mac

Post by bitmapbrother » Wed, Aug 24, 2016, 1:55 PM UTC

skrowl wrote: post #10

pedalpete wrote: post #6

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Darling of the start-up world is probably a bit much. I see very few developers running any Microsoft tools, and they still slag Microsoft for quality (which I have to admit is somewhat an issue still). I think they are taking some good steps, some missteps, and it will be another generation before the early days of microsoft are forgotten.

The enterprise world is a bit different, at least here in the USA. Windows and .NET are king here.

Post by pedalpete » Thu, Aug 25, 2016, 1:25 AM UTC

cyberferret wrote: post #8

pedalpete wrote: post #6

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Darling of the start-up world is probably a bit much. I see very few developers running any Microsoft tools, and they still slag Microsoft for quality (which I have to admit is somewhat an issue still). I think they are taking some good steps, some missteps, and it will be another generation before the early days of microsoft are forgotten.

Point taken, but you have to admit that the surge from Atom (which was the darling of startups everywhere) to VS Code in the past few months has been a stampede. I never really had issues with Atom until co-incidentally today, when I had to open a large log file, and Atom kept crashing without being able to open it. VS Code opened it in 2 seconds and I could scroll around it blitzingly fast. Given that both are built…

Post by WayneBro » Thu, Aug 25, 2016, 2:30 PM UTC

pedalpete wrote: post #6

cyberferret wrote: post #3

You know, if 10 years ago someone had bet me that one day Microsoft would be the darling of the startup world, mainly for their embracing of the open source community and the linux movement, for supporting development on Apple devices, and for a kick a editor... I would have plonked down a wad of cash while laughing hard at them. And I would have lost a lot of cash... The ONLY reason I still use Safari on my Mac is t…

Darling of the start-up world is probably a bit much. I see very few developers running any Microsoft tools, and they still slag Microsoft for quality (which I have to admit is somewhat an issue still). I think they are taking some good steps, some missteps, and it will be another generation before the early days of microsoft are forgotten.