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Agree of course. But if you have small distribution size and feature set you need - the better. Yet: I've been told once by UI/UX director of one of 100-top so
by c-smile 10y ago
Agree of course. But if you have small distribution size and feature set you need - the better.
Yet: I've been told once by UI/UX director of one of 100-top software companies that he has 40 seconds for the user to decide will he/she use the app or not. That includes also download time. They did special investigation of this.
- smt88 10y agoI would bet a lot of money that it's more than 40 seconds when the app is a professional tool and the target audience is software developers.
- c-smile 10y agoIt takes 2 minutes on broadband connection to get Atom for example. But these minutes/seconds are nothing of course in case of IDEs, I agree as I said. All that just does not look right. Two JS instances while you can do the same in just one. A lot of code in script that is doubling functionality that is already there. So it is not just about size but effectiveness of the whole solution.