“Microsoft is irrelevant to me. I use a Mac": Is this you?

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Microsoft describes a clear shift to open source and cross‑platform development, claiming over 7,000 Visual Studio extensions, .NET Core beyond Windows and that many Azure VMs run Linux; SDKs and APIs are being open‑sourced and DevOps practices are emphasized as part of the transformation. The claim is concrete: tooling and contributions are public, the ecosystem now explicitly supports non‑Windows stacks, and a follow‑up session at 1:15 promises demos tying these changes together.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 0:30One size fits all
3. 1:03A heterogeneous world
4. 1:45Credibility
5. 2:18Have you given up on the past
6. 2:48Are you supporting other tools
7. 3:28Are you committed to sharing back
8. 3:52Microsoft DevOps

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