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I started making this in.. 2007? Back then productivity apps on the web was in its infancy, and it certainly didn't appear as an option to me. And yes, I'm als
by Aardappel 9y ago
I started making this in.. 2007? Back then productivity apps on the web was in its infancy, and it certainly didn't appear as an option to me.
And yes, I'm also guilty of using the tools I'm familiar with, as a predominantly C++ developer, I enjoy efficient things.
- WhitneyLand 9y agoHonesty and pragmatism, can't go wrong with that. Thank you for such a lovely answer. Hope the question came across constructively to you at least, it was meant to be. I think to some it read it as "why not cool trends". Should have clarified it was just curiosity about an engineering decision.
- Aardappel 9y agoSure it's a valid question, and today there are many good reasons why something is better off as a web-app. I have some REALLY large TreeSheets documents (equivalent of 200 pages worth of text, but all in a ton of tree nodes), and it be fun to see if a web based version could handle it. I'm hoping someone will try :) Certainly I would never want to write a cross-platform GUI app in C++ again.. wxWidgets has been a pain.