Michael Bolin interviewed at Web 2.0 Expo New York 2010
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Google open-sources the Closure Tools suite (including the Closure Compiler) it uses to build Gmail, Google Maps and Docs, and says teams can share desktop and mobile code while using the compiler to aggressively minify JS. A company reports building a 100,000+ line application in five months and credits plover and Closure Light for easing the steep learning curve, with clear gains for mobile payload and code reuse.
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