This is interesting, but not suprising. Look at what "evolves fast" and "reinvents the wheel". They do almost nothing new, tech-wise (and often business-wise). All the innovation is not really...
This is interesting, but not suprising. Look at what "evolves fast" and "reinvents the wheel". They do almost nothing new, tech-wise (and often business-wise). All the innovation is not really innovation. The entire adventure of the browser, for example, has almost nothing new in it. But feeding a reimplementation of cat(1) is not really lucrative or cool, whereas making a less sub-par language suck a little less (i.e. ES6) possibly is.
This is interesting, but not suprising. Look at what "evolves fast" and "reinvents the wheel". They do almost nothing new, tech-wise (and often business-wise). All the innovation is not really innovation. The entire adventure of the browser, for example, has almost nothing new in it. But feeding a reimplementation of cat(1) is not really lucrative or cool, whereas making a less sub-par language suck a little less (i.e. ES6) possibly is.