I can only think of one piece of enterprise software that is the absolute worst, and that's... Internet Explorer

Sharepoint?

Oh I wish that I worked with IE instead of lotus.

@Linux @devdiddydog I worked with both and yeah they compete for first place at most hated products.

@devdiddydog while I find Sharepoint frustrating, I don't think it's the worst

@Linux WTH is Lotus? 😅

Pretty sure that doesn't remotely qualify as enterprise software.

@gibus Tell that to all the enterprises that rely on it every single day... Because that's the only place you'll find IE nowadays

@vigidis Err No mate, absolutely no one relies on internet explorer, not even Microsoft. It's an archaic web browser, not enterprise software.

@gibus you obviously haven't worked in the banking industry 😂

@vigidis please enlighten me.

@gibus what is there to enlighten? Old ass internal systems that rely on IE for interaction, where Edge's Compatibility Mode doesn't cut it... I have personally developed new features on such systems, with IE compatibility as a requirement, just in the last year

@vigidis and which bank was this?

Honestly ms has done worse and by that I mean their excel .NET interop API and CSOM which is a wrapper around the SharePoint API. I use both daily and if it wasn’t for the good pay and colleagues I wouldn’t stick around.

@gibus kicking IE to the curb is harder than you might think. I work for a Fortune 500 company that still has a few internal web apps that only run on IE.

Heck, there is a (very) small group of employees that have to run IE8 through Citrix for a single ancient webapp that doesn't work on anything newer.

The Financial Services industry is not known for keeping up with the times.

@vigidis IBM Lotus Notes and Lotus Domino

@EmberQuill The more you know.

Couldn't agree more.