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Google uses Yahoo's Framework
Is it me, or is it weird that Igoogle uses the YUI framework to display its stuff... I mean, doesn't that kind of make google look bad?
Code:
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Maybe they have a CSS coder on staff named Yui.
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No yui in here:
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Most likely it's embedded somewhere. It uses the exact same markup.
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It seem that iGoogle uses a tiny section of YUI Grids CSS (properly attributed to Yahoo) to lay out their modules.
If this amount of CSS can make Google look bad, that's your own opinion, but I feel they're simply making good use of a good resource. From: http://www.google.com/ig/skins/carbon_footprint/carbon_footprint_footprint_sprite.css CSS Code:
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So you think microsoft would sue google when they buy yahoo?
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They can't, Code licensed under the BSD License:....
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