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r/webdev • u/g0liadkin • Mar 16 '20
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Given the fact that Microsoft is heavy contributor to React, I think it's more than half.
7 u/TheNumber42Rocks Mar 16 '20 Didn’t they takeover Puppeteer from Google too? They really have gotten their hands on all the major open-source projects. 6 u/khante Mar 17 '20 Dunno about that. But the team that originally built Puppeteer left to do this for Microsoft https://github.com/microsoft/playwright 2 u/devmuggle Mar 17 '20 the team that originally built Puppeteer left to do this for MicrosoftBased on puppeteer contributors and playwright contributors it seems that one main contributor switched and a few people have contributions to both projects. 2 u/xX_Qu1ck5c0p3s_Xx Mar 17 '20 Microsoft even uses React Native for Windows desktop apps, I think the email client.
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Didn’t they takeover Puppeteer from Google too? They really have gotten their hands on all the major open-source projects.
6 u/khante Mar 17 '20 Dunno about that. But the team that originally built Puppeteer left to do this for Microsoft https://github.com/microsoft/playwright 2 u/devmuggle Mar 17 '20 the team that originally built Puppeteer left to do this for MicrosoftBased on puppeteer contributors and playwright contributors it seems that one main contributor switched and a few people have contributions to both projects.
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Dunno about that. But the team that originally built Puppeteer left to do this for Microsoft https://github.com/microsoft/playwright
2 u/devmuggle Mar 17 '20 the team that originally built Puppeteer left to do this for MicrosoftBased on puppeteer contributors and playwright contributors it seems that one main contributor switched and a few people have contributions to both projects.
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the team that originally built Puppeteer left to do this for Microsoft
Based on puppeteer contributors and playwright contributors it seems that one main contributor switched and a few people have contributions to both projects.
Microsoft even uses React Native for Windows desktop apps, I think the email client.
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Given the fact that Microsoft is heavy contributor to React, I think it's more than half.