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The I/O keynote always bothers me. Apple and AWS have great Keynotes that get me excited to develop on their platforms. Google's always comes across as too self
by lanestp 9y ago
The I/O keynote always bothers me. Apple and AWS have great Keynotes that get me excited to develop on their platforms. Google's always comes across as too self congratulating.
- krzyk 9y agoYou mentioned that Apple has great Keynotes and at the same time you wrote that "Google's always too self congratulating"? Didn't you mean the opposite? Apple is always so self centered on their presentation that it is hard to watch.
- lanestp 9y agoThey're self centered but it's about stuff that is relevant to me. All this talk about Google Assistant is useless to me as a developer. At least Apple talks about stuff I'm able to plug into.
- servercobra 9y agoYou can write apps for the Assistant now.
- itp 9y agoGoogle Assistant should be useful to you in many ways as a developer. It's become an open platform from several directions.
- bobsam 9y agoAre you really watching the keynote? They literally just released TPUs to developers. Last time I watched wwdc they had staged a standing ovation for a trashcan...
- Sargos 9y agoA quarter of this presentation has been how Assistant can help your app integrate with the user via the SDK/Actions.
- CobrastanJorji 9y agoWasn't Apple's last keynote literally about Apple was brave for making it so that you could no longer plug 3.5mm headphones into stuff?
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- johansch 9y agoGoogle more self-congratulating than Apple? Come on. They are just less polished in presentation. Which I like. Raw stuff is more interesting.
- avoutthere 9y ago"Courage"
- ChrisClark 9y agoI believe there are supposed to be two keynotes this year? Product announcement and then a developer one right afterwards.