That’s all super fair, but they also argue this direction allows them to innovate as well. Notably, their direction resembles a rails approach and lets the server do more work. (Because Hey is instead just a standard API client, whereas the client can tell the server things that you just can’t do with IMAP.)
I imagine with the Apple situation they are working on adding support currently however, even if it’s reduced. They need an iOS plan B.
I imagine with the Apple situation they are working on adding support currently however, even if it’s reduced. They need an iOS plan B.