Someone from the country of Jim Crow laws shouldn't really be throwing stones in their glass house. Plus you lot persecuted homosexuals just as energetically.
People complain about Microsoft because they used closed proprietary non-standards software to cement a monopoly position that held back the industry for years. This is still causing problems now with the difficulty of ditching IE6/7/8 and XP and the fact that IE isn't compatible with their own software half the time. Google are nowhere near as bad.
The OP was writing from the standpoint of never having worked in any reasonably sized organisation, where just buying new hardware doesn't magically make all the XP only software and hardware compatible and doesn't magically deal with all the support and retraining costs of a fundamentally different UI experience.
Perhaps you should try using it some time, unless you think Microsoft have written an application that can automatically generate all the business logic for every single organisation that will ever exist.
An IDE is a tool, not a mindset. You can write as much or as little code as you like in an IDE and you don't have to spend time hunting around on Google for the specific API call that you've only used once in 5 years or spend a couple of hours trying to figure out what happened after you missed a curly brace out and your code threw a very obscure error.
I copy the debugging symbols file to the web site directory, open up the equivalent source in Visual Studio, select the server it's running on and Attach to the process. Not exactly difficult and I didn't start the program from the IDE.
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I'm sticking with E17.
Training courses cost money. What if you don't have the spare money to pay for them?
Why don't we ask the Chileans, the Iraqis, the Indonesians and the Iranians about that.
I've often thought a surgical strike on tabloid newspaper offices would make Britain a happier and more tolerant place.
Someone from the country of Jim Crow laws shouldn't really be throwing stones in their glass house. Plus you lot persecuted homosexuals just as energetically.
You're right. No-one has been convicted on CCTV evidence in the UK. Apart from all the people who were.
Why? It's not like he has any power.
Or you could use Chromium
The days of feudalism and robber barons when there was no wealth redistribution were far better.
How would your glorious libertarian utopia deal with bad parents?
I know you don't like Google but comparing any of their behaviour to Microsoft's is just crazy.
People complain about Microsoft because they used closed proprietary non-standards software to cement a monopoly position that held back the industry for years. This is still causing problems now with the difficulty of ditching IE6/7/8 and XP and the fact that IE isn't compatible with their own software half the time. Google are nowhere near as bad.
Cool I'll just get started on reimplementing OpenSSL.
The OP was writing from the standpoint of never having worked in any reasonably sized organisation, where just buying new hardware doesn't magically make all the XP only software and hardware compatible and doesn't magically deal with all the support and retraining costs of a fundamentally different UI experience.
What safe computing strategies protect you from malware on a perfectly innocuous website?
It was called Android Market before. You're thinking of Amazon and they won, hence the Amazon Appstore.
He he "drill down"
And that's a small project?
Perhaps you should try using it some time, unless you think Microsoft have written an application that can automatically generate all the business logic for every single organisation that will ever exist.
If you don't have lots of free time why would you play an MMORPG?
An IDE is a tool, not a mindset. You can write as much or as little code as you like in an IDE and you don't have to spend time hunting around on Google for the specific API call that you've only used once in 5 years or spend a couple of hours trying to figure out what happened after you missed a curly brace out and your code threw a very obscure error.
I copy the debugging symbols file to the web site directory, open up the equivalent source in Visual Studio, select the server it's running on and Attach to the process. Not exactly difficult and I didn't start the program from the IDE.
20 minutes? What version of VS are you using on what hardware?
I've spent the last week configuring various Windows VMs and your comment made me laugh ruefully :-)
The ballot came back after Microsoft was fined for removing it.