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Exactly. It will be still be useful to some people, it allows them to get something working end-to-end, and then iterate on it to provide the features for more
by rkangel 8y ago
Exactly. It will be still be useful to some people, it allows them to get something working end-to-end, and then iterate on it to provide the features for more people.
- sitkack 8y agoNot providing persistence is setting people up to lose data. It is the wrong move.