Keynote: Microsoft - Time flies when you're having fun!
summary
Microsoft describes concrete shifts: Visual Studio Code is released under an OSS license and developed in the open, .NET publishes its roadmap on GitHub and has accepted 400 pull requests from the community, and Microsoft contributes to OpenJDK and the Linux kernel. Azure runs many Linux distros and hosts SQL Server on Linux and Linux VMs, the company acquires Xamarin and integrates cross‑platform debugging and emulation tools to make these changes actually work.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Conference opening
- 1:56Why Microsoft changed
- 7:55Open source transformation
- 13:19Azure and Linux growth
- 15:29New Microsoft mindset
- 17:41Call to collaborate
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