I'm too old to believe that, even if it becomes a real thing, it won't die exactly like the rest and leave someone supporting a dead framework or doing a rewrit

I'm too old to believe that, even if it becomes a real thing, it won't die exactly like the rest and leave someone supporting a dead framework or doing a rewrite on the next doomed thing. Those kinds of things depend too much on the rest of the world sharing interest in keeping it alive. Apple and Google aren't going to do that unless it benefits them, and it gives them a EEE attack surface to use against MS.