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The argument that the web is slowing down seems hinged in the idea that walled gardens will stall it's development. However Google controls about 80% of the mar
by bobajeff 11y ago
The argument that the web is slowing down seems hinged in the idea that walled gardens will stall it's development. However Google controls about 80% of the market and they are one of the main companies pushing progressive web apps.
- untog 11y agoYes, but Apple is an example of a walled garden that, while not actively working against the web, is definitely holding it back. One browser release a year with very few new API additions is a problem.
- ksec 11y agoUm.... how about Apple do actually take a look a the technology, evaluate it, before adding a bunch of similar API every year?