There's plenty of examples that show Google has a pattern of abandoning open-standards in favor of proprietary solutions. XMPP, WebKit, RSS: embrace, extend, kill. Now JavaScript is in the gunsights.
Stay away from Dart.
There's plenty of examples that show Google has a pattern of abandoning open-standards in favor of proprietary solutions. XMPP, WebKit, RSS: embrace, extend, kill. Now JavaScript is in the gunsights.
Stay away from Dart.
RSS, by kill I assume you are hinting at how all the feeds were available through Google Takeout and Google Reader APIs that other SaaS applications used to very quickly get up to speed. And how it was recently reported (on Verge?) that these providers are doing great. Heck, I remember reading a Google blog post that even listed these alternatives. So as it was said elsewhere in this thread, stop spreading false information.
Are you talking about JavaScript? ;)