Sara Williams - Demo of new MSDN Product Feedback Center
- Posted: Jun 28, 2004 at 11:59 PM
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One of the questions we often get is "how can I know whether or not Microsoft is listening to my Visual Studio 2005 bug reports?"
Thanks to MSDN's new Product Feedback Center
you can search through existing bug reports, report new bugs, and also track what Microsoft does with those bug reports. By the way, the team's code-name for this center was "Ladybug."
Here Sara Williams, product unit manager of MSDN, demonstrates the new feedback center.
Please do give us your feedback about the feedback center.
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Internet Explorer is swiss cheese for PC security. read the article ....
Internet Explorer Is Too Dangerous to Keep Using By Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols
June 28, 2004
Opinion: Although Linux & Open Source Editor Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols once used IE on his Windows machines, he now finds Microsoft's browser seriously insecure and endorses open-source ones instead.
http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1759,1617927,00.asp
This is what happens when Microsoft spends $7 Billion on R & D per year, hires legends in the industry into R & D, and still has crappy products. What is even funnier is the fact your R & D could not invent a browser from scratch, you had to steal one from a University and you do not understand it's code. It's like you took the first person you saw for a spouse, have relations with them, but still can't figure out why the sex isn't great? It is because you do not get to REALLY know them. You just use and abuse.
Somehow I have a feeling this feedback center may have trouble scaling up and stay useful if there is going to be a lot of people using it.
Some ideas which could be used in future bug feedback.
Have the client run a some "watcher" app which records changes to memory state and can playback visually the session of (using VS express for example). Then when something (bug) occurs, you just press some key, it takes a screenshot, shows a list of bugs reported which had same actions occuring before the bug occured - if its a new bug, it asks details etc and then sends the memory/action trace and screenshot with your report.. Like taking Watson to the 2nd level. Oh well, I guess this might make the non-dual/HT machines crawl.. Pity AMD 64/Athlon users.
I do like your suggestion for a watcher/crawler app. We've talked about doing something similar to pre-populate the version and config fields,but it didn't make the list for v1. but your comment goes beyond what we were thinking. you should submit it.
Edit: reported a minor bug here, but I sent it in as FDBK10489 as there is now a place for bugs.
samuel
Hi KSwartz, you noticed a bug! We have a search bug that we'll be deploying a fix for, real soon now. The submission UI forces you through a search, so it's not really necessary to search first if you're planning on submitting a bug or suggestion because as you noticed, you'll have to search in the process. Thanks for your feedback!
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