Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 12th Jul 2013 12:01 UTC
The general gist? A minor update somewhere this year, but the real update won't come until 2014. In the meantime, we'll have to... "Resuming..." ...settle for CardDAV/CalDAV support, some additional HTML5 support, and fixes for Xbox Music metadata. We were promised regular updates and an early access program for enthusiasts - but Microsoft failed to deliver, once more. For all intents and purposes, thanks... "Resuming..." ...to the switch to the Windows NT kernel, the Windows Phone we're using today has very little additional functionality to offer over what we were using on WP7 release day. I've been a Windows Phone user since WP7 release day, but Microsoft has lost me.
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RE[5]: Too busy trying to cater for developers.
by Nelson on Sun 14th Jul 2013 02:16
in reply to "RE[4]: Too busy trying to cater for developers."
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RE[6]: Too busy trying to cater for developers.
by ze_jerkface on Sun 14th Jul 2013 02:51
in reply to "RE[5]: Too busy trying to cater for developers."
Member since:2012-06-22
Right because forum feedback means nothing, even though it could have been used to predict the outcome of:
Vista
Windows 8
Kin
Xbox One
Surface
If hundreds of developers take the time to post about how much they hate how color was removed in Visual Studio 2012 then you assume they are outliers?. Do you work at Microsoft? If not you then would fit right in with management. You might also want to work for Republicans since many of them believe that polling means nothing even though Nate Silver blew up that sinking ship of an idea with a torpedo.
Edited 2013-07-14 02:52 UTC
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2012-06-22
Are most .NET developers happy with Visual Studio 2012? Do they like the removal of color?