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that's because , as much as we backend dev don't like to admit, frontend development is actually quite hard to be done properly. You have pretty much the same i
by bsaul 9y ago
that's because , as much as we backend dev don't like to admit, frontend development is actually quite hard to be done properly. You have pretty much the same issues as in the backend : state management, concurrency, latency; plus specific ones : aesthetic and ergonomic.
i've seen many backend dev calling themselves code heroes falling apart after a few days spent trying to design an android interface. it's a great humility lesson.
- aeorgnoieang 9y ago> state management Every GUI of any significant complexity I've ever created ended up needing (if not having) an explicit state machine to work reliably.