Neither of these things are Enyo, the javascript framework for application UI, they're part of the OS itself. What remains of the webOS team is likely still th

Neither of these things are Enyo, the javascript framework for application UI, they're part of the OS itself. What remains of the webOS team is likely still there. Notifications and other UX existed in webOS before 3.0 and Enyo, implemented with Mojo. In the comments on many sites, people keep saying things like "cant wait for cards!" and other UX elements of webOS that have nothing to do with Enyo. The reports have Matthew McNulty and some of his Enyo app framework team moving, not the OS developers. A big loss, sure, but the app framework is separate from the OS UX.