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The general vibe I get is that while Google is positive about the change, they're not offering feature parity [0] and don't seem to have any specific reason to
by makeitdouble 2y ago
The general vibe I get is that while Google is positive about the change, they're not offering feature parity [0] and don't seem to have any specific reason to not make the old API a facade of the new one in the first place.
The bigger picture is probably that we all see the writing on the wall when Google starts to shuffle their services, like they did for messaging, as it means Google doesn't see it as a big enough deal to be more cautious about it.
If it's really the case, whatever Google says we might as well consider it dead in 2 years.
[0] > However, there is no replacement for the Goals API that lets Google Fit users set “how many steps and heart points they want to aim for each day.”
- vrighter 2y agokeeping perfectly running shit running perfectly does not pad a resume...