AngularJS no longer exists because the library switched to TypeScript (which can be used with JavaScript code) and is now just called Angular. For the non-developers, TypeScript and JavaScript are mostly cross-compatible, and having a typing system makes way more sense for what Angular tries to accomplish. They didn’t actually kill the project.
The Google Duo app also got more or less facelifted into Google Meet, so it’s not like it’s actually dead.
Those things being said, the amount of things on that list is pretty crazy. Especially the ones that were straight up canceled and not rebranded/replaced.
Forget never finishing, you should see the stuff they’ve killed:
https://killedbygoogle.com/
Never trust Google with anything long term. They’ve got the commitment of a teenager who just decided they want to learn guitar.
Hey hey, now I feel personally attacked and wasn’t even a teenager when I quit learning guitar.
You guys quit learning guitar? I haven’t even started learning yet
Note that a few of these are misleading…
AngularJS no longer exists because the library switched to TypeScript (which can be used with JavaScript code) and is now just called Angular. For the non-developers, TypeScript and JavaScript are mostly cross-compatible, and having a typing system makes way more sense for what Angular tries to accomplish. They didn’t actually kill the project.
The Google Duo app also got more or less facelifted into Google Meet, so it’s not like it’s actually dead.
Those things being said, the amount of things on that list is pretty crazy. Especially the ones that were straight up canceled and not rebranded/replaced.