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Except for the fact that most people use these services in the browser even when there are native clients available? In nearly all of the listed cases the bottl
by incadenza 9y ago
Except for the fact that most people use these services in the browser even when there are native clients available? In nearly all of the listed cases the bottleneck is almost always the network and not the JS runtime.
Clearly the users are wrong, I guess? Perhaps you should explain to them why your delicate design sensibilities dictate that they should download native clients because you think HTTP has gone off spec.
Let me guess... you're a COBOL dev and think computers should have never developer GUIs.
- gaius 9y agoyou're a COBOL dev and think computers should have never developer GUI Not quite that old, but I was doing web and Java professionally in 1995, so I’ve seen it all. The users are not wrong; they’ve simply been trapped in a local minima by inexperienced developers who would rather reinvent the wheel than make progress. Except every time the wheel gets squarer.