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Ultimately what matters is the user experience, not your development experience.
by PerusingAround 10y ago
Ultimately what matters is the user experience, not your development experience.
- ue_ 10y agoIsn't some kind of balance important? You want to have code that you can maintain and that others can work on, but also efficiency. I don't know if it's one of those 'unobtainable golden middle' things, but I feel as though C didn't strike a bad place with regard to system programming. Unfortunately I've found graphical toolkits just really unpleasant and unportable to work with. I would much rather write for the web. However I have never used Electron.