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Not everything made by big tech is bad.
React is great. It's open source. The governance is reasonable. Why should we replace it?
WebP, WebM and AV1 are great open technical formats. We should use them.
If a standard is truly open, then you should judge it on its technical merits, not some weird purity test about where it came from.
you ca replace C# with Db
Looks like a sound advice!
Right on pitch
Dammit, beat me to it!
Slowly and with an open source offering. But also by making the alternatives so easy that choosing proprietary is actually harder.
This is pretty off-base for what OP is asking about.
React and C# are open source.
WebM, WebP, and AV1 are open standards that have mature and well developed open source implementations.
Literally every item OP asked about is already OSS. OP just doesn't like that they originated at Meta, Microsoft, and Google.
On a big tech question session, eh, OP?
If it's open-source or patent-free, no need to replace those things.
C# WebM
What?
