A question: is this MIT code developed also by non Microsoft developers? Because than free labor is hijacked into a commercial product. Which would be very unethical
Microsoft removes hot reload from open source .NET, locks it to Visual Studio
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Re: Microsoft removes hot reload from open source .NET, locks it to Visual Studio
#62Quickly guys and gals. The only way to really keep this feature and allow an incentive for VS team to develop the software is to figure out a business plan for MS. There's no big progress without VS designers and tools for new features, and there is no big step forward without .net cross-platform adaptation including all kinds of devices. They are not going to provide all tools for all platforms, but they still have to have their playground called VS to push new features (like the mentioned Azure support). Quickly guys and gals, give them a sustainable business idea.