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In my specific case, it wasn't dev profiles but people on a spectrum going from I grok tech stuff to only browsing and the office suite. So obviously, whenever
by lapnitnelav 8y ago
In my specific case, it wasn't dev profiles but people on a spectrum going from I grok tech stuff to only browsing and the office suite.
So obviously, whenever I started doing trainings on how to use the cli / the toolkit, I could see what is best described as mild panic.
Which I get, CLI isn't inviting at all, it's pretty daunting, there's no real emphasis on safety (as in not breaking anything), it's far from being easy to reason with when you're used to the Windows / GUI world.
The lesson was not so much about the prompt and more about understanding your target audience and catering to them really.
- mooreds 8y agoAh, that makes sense. Yes, understanding your audience and meeting them where they are (or maybe just a bit closer to where you want them to get to) is always very important.