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Wow, you guys really missed the point. Why can't we ask for nice things, even if they are "free"? How are you going to get a kid interested in programming his
by tcdent 11y ago
Wow, you guys really missed the point.
Why can't we ask for nice things, even if they are "free"?
How are you going to get a kid interested in programming historical weather analysis when he's got to figure out how to configure an entire stack just to query your dataset. If you really want my opinion, this should be an AI problem, not yet another tedious MVC application.
Furthermore, when I jump into projects, I am most definitely appreciative that there is a responsive system on the other end, no matter how much I'm getting paid. I'm not some noob and yes I have imported gigabytes of minimally-structured data into my own applications, but I don't want to have to do that every time. Especially just to tinker.
If you're not thinking about how your software development experience can be made quicker, more direct, and less painful, I pity you. Shit on JSON all you want, but I'll take a populated native object and a blinking cursor over FTP'd text files any day.
- kaishiro 11y ago"Shit on JSON all you want, but I'll take a populated native object and a blinking cursor over FTP'd text files any day." I'm not sure this particular hill is worth dying for. Remember, text was the universal transport long before JSON was (and probably will be long after).