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The problem isn't the projects going away, more so that Microsoft has no control over where those projects are headed. If Electron moves in a direction that wor
by Etheryte 7y ago
The problem isn't the projects going away, more so that Microsoft has no control over where those projects are headed. If Electron moves in a direction that works well for Google but not so well for Microsoft, they can't do much about it unless they want to pick up maintaining a full fork.
- nailer 7y agoGoogle doesn't care about Electron, much like they don't care about node.js, despite those projects relying on tech Google contributes to. Whereas Microsoft does care about Electron.