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That is quite flawed. and quite honestly one of the dumbest things I have ever read here. You also come across as quite arrogant or entitled when you say that a

That is quite flawed. and quite honestly one of the dumbest things I have ever read here. You also come across as quite arrogant or entitled when you say that all CRUD applications are poorly built with no 'user experience' whatever that means. >We want to showcase the best of Indian creativity and ingenuity in product development. So we coined the name NotCRUD to describe quality custom-built software... I am an Indian and I am cringing so hard right now! Ouch.

paraschopra 11y ago
In the telephonic interview the reporter paraphrased my words in his own understanding. I didn't say "poorly built products". Obviously there can be well engineered CRUD apps. What I had said that CRUD apps are simple and the platform is meant to showcase and highlight more complex projects.
- thrownear 11y ago
  >What I had said that CRUD apps are simple.. Still wrong. CRUD apps need not always be "simple". And the whole "to hightlight complex projects" thing is misguided. No one is interested in "complexity"..
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  - rudimk 11y ago
    Well now, we won't know if it's misguided if we don't do it, don't you think?
  - rudimk 11y ago
    As far as looking for complexity goes - it's a matter of perspective. People will look for the complex, just as they'd look for the simple.