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The ~10 built-in styles are no longer sufficient, and only text styling can be controlled; background/row styling is not available.I’m requesting:Significantly more than 10 style tokens or custom, theme-aware style definitions.Background styling at field and row level (e.g., BackgroundStyleExpr / RowStyleExpr).Native alternating row styles (“zebra striping”) for lists/repeaters to improve readability.Theme & accessibility compliance (light/dark/high-contrast) via semantic color tokens rather than fixed RGB values.Benefits:Faster scanning of tabular data (zebra striping).Clearer visual differentiation of statuses/categories without workarounds.Consistent look & feel across pages.Suggested acceptance criteria:AL supports both foreground and background style expressions.List pages support an optional AlternatingRowStyle without custom controls.New styles are theme-aware and documented, with migration guidance.
Microsoft needs to re-enter the phone space not just to compete, but to redefine what a mobile device can be—especially for productivity-driven users. Imagine a phone built around intentional living: deeply integrated with Microsoft 365, Copilot, and Planner, designed to help users structure their day, reflect on their goals, and manage emotional wellbeing. It could feature a modular home screen that adapts to your focus mode (school, work, self-care), voice-powered journaling, and AI-assisted planning that syncs seamlessly across devices. With Surface-level design and Xbox cloud gaming baked in, this wouldn’t just be a phone—it’d be a pocket-sized productivity and creativity hub. Microsoft has the ecosystem. Now it needs the hardware to unify it.
A Microsoft precisa entender que está cada vez mais difícil defender a ferramenta enquanto há novas regras e restrições a respeito do licenciamento e cada vez menos features voltadas a localização brasileira.A reforma tributária está batendo a porta e não vemos a Microsoft Brasil tomando o controle das entregas mínimas necessárias para atender o cenário atual.