Noooo
This was like the one and only unequivocally nice and productive thing that Google did
If you fuckers take away Google Fonts next I’m gonna take a big shit outside your headquarters see if I don’t
Can you imagine all those cdn fonts breaking? Times new Roman for everyone!!
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I’ll just host them myself for that price.
At least we have font-family: sans-serif;
If they remembered to set that default. But I guess they deserve to be punished if they didn’t.
I think Flutter (made by Google) is pretty awesome.
Awesome you say? Sounds like a good candidate for being discontinued by Google.
lol, I hope not.
Flutter and Dart have also seen significant hits, and frankly I think they’re unlikely to see significant continued improvement.
Hmm. I recalled a story from 2 or 3 months ago about them having laid off the Flutter and Dart team. Looking at it more closely it looks like the story was actually just that they had laid off some staff from that team.
I will have a carpenter and a plumber redo my toilet so that I will forever be shitting in their general direction.
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Material is flat shit
MWC is not deprecated or going away, but Material Design is no longer actively staffing its development.
I’m skeptical.
I wonder what they consider deprecated.
I can’t wait for material design to fully die. One of the ugliest design trends
pixel illustrated graphic design of things like google now > material design 1 > everything that came after it
Do you have examples of the first one? Is this like, the designs we saw on the original Google now cards?
yeah the vector illustrated google now cards :)
I feel this. I strongly associate that design language they had with my studies.
Very sunny and relatively care free 😅
Is this the same thing / related to the MUI components?
It sucks for people using it, but I’m glad. Material 3 is an abomination i.m.o.
Pretty sure I only actually saw it being used by Google anyways. I love it for native applications on Android, but couldn’t care less about it on the web.
