With the exception of the great pay, my experiences at Microsoft were exactly the same.
Why use webpack or anything else that just follows the import statements when we can use our proprietary thingy from circa 2002 that has to have all dependencies manually entered, in order, in massive .ini files.
What kills me is that neither company seem to produce actually good code. I sometimes wonder how they haven't gone under.
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With the exception of the great pay, my experiences at Microsoft were exactly the same.
Why use webpack or anything else that just follows the import statements when we can use our proprietary thingy from circa 2002 that has to have all dependencies manually entered, in order, in massive .ini files.
What kills me is that neither company seem to produce actually good code. I sometimes wonder how they haven't gone under.