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neya ◴[] No.41901576[source]
If you use Azure in any realistic production environments, then it's on you. Even with $100k in free credits, they couldn't convince me to use it for more than a month. It is expensive, the interface is highly user unfriendly and most important of all, their products don't at all seem reliable for production workloads because of stuff like this. Sorry Microsoft, I think you can do much better.
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1. jnsaff2 ◴[] No.41902679[source]
portal.azure.com developers are _proud_ to claim that they have the largest SPA in the world[0]. I hated every moment of using it.

[0] https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/shows/visual-studio-visual...

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2. moi2388 ◴[] No.41904733[source]
And if you change some state, better refresh the page because updating the UI or two way data binding isn’t something they haven’t figured out yet at Microsoft apparently
3. marcosdumay ◴[] No.41905223[source]
Oh, if the devops (new tfs) interface redesign is a representative sample, it's easy to make the world's largest SPA when you convert simple form submits into 5 JS-loaded logical pages, with unreliable navigation and complex JS session data that is too large to transfer on a LAN.

I imagine they can beat any record with a simple single-table CRUD.