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I think Amazon.com is heavily tested, not so sure about AWS. I'm happy that it's Web 1.0 (i.e. fast), but it often seems as new functions were just added to exi

by dx034 10y ago

I think Amazon.com is heavily tested, not so sure about AWS. I'm happy that it's Web 1.0 (i.e. fast), but it often seems as new functions were just added to existing design. Some pages might need reorganization/redesign to make them a bit less complicated to use. The problem is that people often associate a redesign with switching to SPA. Which I really hope they won't do.

rockostrich 10y ago
Fast? I guess the initial render for everything on the AWS console is fast and the new landing page is much nicer to look at, but many of the APIs take forever and all of the product specific pages still have a Web 1.0 UI.
- dx034 10y ago
  Then we're talking about different pages. The ones that load forever are not Web 1.0 for me. Web 1.0 is pure HTML with little JavaScript. They load fast. What takes forever are the new, fancy JS pages, which are probably Web 3.0 (or where ever we are now). It's still faster than most SPAs, just very complicated.