David Webster, the guy who runs naming at Microsoft, answered my post and various commenters here.
He says "simpler, better names" are coming. "I’m certainly not trying to “cancel Christmas” as one of the posters suggested."
Every Microsoft employee who names things should spend some time with David (he has a challenge for them, and corrects me too). I'm trying to get David to come on video to talk about his approach and how he's trying to change our naming strategy.
I think you'd enjoy meeting him and everyone who names things would learn from him.
Great, I do hope you manage to get him on video!
Great, I do hope you manage to get him on video!
Who’s responsible for the name PowerShell?
Obviously someone who has no idea about naming.
Please, just go back to Monad. Even your own web site has trouble finding the name:
http://www.hanselman.com/blog/MourningMonadThisWholeMonadMSHMicrosoftCommandShellPowerShellThingIsTearingMeUpInside.aspx
Who’s responsible for the name PowerShell?
Obviously someone who has no idea about naming.
Please, just go back to Monad. Even your own web site has trouble finding the name:
http://www.hanselman.com/blog/MourningMonadThisWholeMonadMSHMicrosoftCommandShellPowerShellThingIsTearingMeUpInside.aspx
Just another comment on Apple. Apple seems to have issues with its company name itself, “Apple”. I guess they are fighting this law suite the third time.
Just another comment on Apple. Apple seems to have issues with its company name itself, “Apple”. I guess they are fighting this law suite the third time.
Diego: unfortunately Monad tested badly, so that name isn’t coming back.
Diego: unfortunately Monad tested badly, so that name isn’t coming back.
How about iShell? Wait, wait … no, scratch that.
How about iShell? Wait, wait … no, scratch that.
Why everything from Microsoft is “coming” and never “here now”
Why everything from Microsoft is “coming” and never “here now”
Alfredo: my Xbox 360 is here now. Yours is coming, sorry.
Alfredo: my Xbox 360 is here now. Yours is coming, sorry.
Just judging by the fact that you have to over pay at Amazon I wouldn’t say the 360 is here now. Wasn’t the scarcity supposed to be over a month ago? I suggest you start asking the people around you if they have pass the PMP Certification…
Just judging by the fact that you have to over pay at Amazon I wouldn’t say the 360 is here now. Wasn’t the scarcity supposed to be over a month ago? I suggest you start asking the people around you if they have pass the PMP Certification…
*COUGH*Bob*COUGH*
*COUGH*Bob*COUGH*
I hear what Naming Guy says. So why didn’t he do a google search on PowerShell (turns out two products use this name)?
I hear what Naming Guy says. So why didn’t he do a google search on PowerShell (turns out two products use this name)?
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