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whether you like the emojis or not, they've certainly helped to drive unicode adoption. Good luck making the business case for why you're building support for
by notatoad 7y ago
whether you like the emojis or not, they've certainly helped to drive unicode adoption. Good luck making the business case for why you're building support for some obscure international character set into your product, but tell somebody you're adding support for the latest emojis and all of a sudden having unicode 10 support is a big deal.
- microtherion 7y ago> whether you like the emojis or not, they've certainly helped to drive unicode adoption. Especially since many of them are outside the BMP, so adoption forced people to go beyond UCS-2.