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I was coding UI stuff for desktops in the 90's, and I'd take browser programming in 2018 any day.
by robbrown451 8y ago
I was coding UI stuff for desktops in the 90's, and I'd take browser programming in 2018 any day.
- tabtab 8y agoAt first the products were buggy, but got better with each release. Even now our Oracle Forms programmers get stuff done about 7x faster than the Dot-Netters, and with about 1/7 the code. It's embarrassing: RSI* City. The OF apps are ugly, but they "gitter done". (Oracle bleeped up the Oracle Forms installation process, but that's another story.) * Sometimes called "carpal tunnel syndrome"
- spiderfarmer 8y agoSo you save money on a programmer only to lose it on the people using it because of the UX.
- tabtab 8y agoI don't follow. To clarify, by "ugly" I meant aesthetically ugly, not usability problems. (Or at least "not fashionable".)