ywoski

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by ywoski 4y ago
Oh geez, that's an entirely different can of worms that isn't related to the monorepo. Most products at Google are not dropped because the monorepo makes it difficult for them to support - and I'm not sure how it would or how
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by ywoski 4y ago
Almost. We had a UI library on Android that was stuck on an alpha version of the library for three or so years after the library had shipped. Upgrading the library broke many tests across the org, and no one wanted to own going in and getti
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by ywoski 4y ago
TikTok is the name of Google's internal (and convoluted) framework for first party Android apps. They have some internal libraries developers are supposed to use when handling intents that prevent common mistakes developers might make.
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by ywoski 5y ago
Hi Nicholas , Long time! Yeah Cruise definitely seems to be moving with safety in mind. Props to the team for this milestone!
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by ywoski 5y ago
Listing 5 items and having vs between them clearly puts them against each other. And that seems more like a marketing issue, under the hood there actually are differences between macOS and iOS. Catalyst hopes to fix this but it's stil
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by ywoski 5y ago
I like this design but I wonder how many apps will actually adopt this. I don't see Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Snapchat, etc rushing to adopt this (it largely conflicts with their own design language.) Also a lot of smaller compan
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by ywoski 5y ago
Eh kind of but you are mixing the OS with the application framework to make it look like more things exist. PWA for ChromeOS, Flutter for Fuchsia (but yes it is multi-platform), JetPack Compose for Android (but does have some multi-platform