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Probably because they think that most of the hard work that goes into building a browser -- like parsing sloppy html, handling CSS correctly, a JS engine, etc -
by thedirt0115 7y ago
Probably because they think that most of the hard work that goes into building a browser -- like parsing sloppy html, handling CSS correctly, a JS engine, etc -- were not done by the author.
To me this feels like like getting a free cheeseburger, adding a leaf of spinach to it, and then saying you built a cheeseburger. But hey, maybe you want a cheeseburger with spinach, and you don't care whether other people think they "built" the cheeseburger or not.
- Isamu 7y ago>the hard work that goes into building a browser ... is a gigantic amount of work, indeed. >like getting a free cheeseburger, adding a leaf of spinach to it If that cheeseburger was the size of an office building, and your spinach leaf was particularly small.