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    Home»News & Updates»The real story behind Steve Ballmer’s “Developers!” chant — a concoction of Microsoft’s flawed “just a platform company” culture and a dire need to collaborate with third-party developers

    The real story behind Steve Ballmer’s “Developers!” chant — a concoction of Microsoft’s flawed “just a platform company” culture and a dire need to collaborate with third-party developers

    June 3, 2025

    Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer recently revealed that there’s much more to his viral Developers chant than just hype. It is a call to action for Microsoft to engage with third-party developers to build on top of its platforms.

    Source: Read More / Windows Central

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