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Thought you were joking, but unfortunately you weren't... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.dev https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.dev Just how many parts of the sta
by franksvalli 6y ago
Thought you were joking, but unfortunately you weren't... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.dev https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.dev
Just how many parts of the stack does Google have its fingers in?
EDIT:
Consider this:
1. a user at home, wearing a Fitbit walks over to their computer, with their Nest camera recording their movements
2. they open their Chromebook, which uses Chrome OS
3. browses to their Gmail inbox with Chrome, and clicks on a link in one of their emails, sent by a friend using a Google Pixel phone running Android.
4. via their Fiber ISP
5. using Public DNS (8.8.8.8)
6. transfers between the US and Europe via the Grace Hopper subsea cable
7. transfers with HTTP/2 (based on SPDY)
8. to the website on the .dev TLD.
Google is in every step above. Thankfully the webpage doesn't use AMP, or Google would be in that step as well. And good thing it's not a page built on Angular, or hosted in Google Cloud...