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The actual task was this: There is an Icon, and some text that reads: "you are on a trail find out more" The find out more is a link, make sure all the text _a
by KaiserPro 7y ago
The actual task was this:
There is an Icon, and some text that reads: "you are on a trail find out more" The find out more is a link, make sure all the text _and_ the icon are included in the link.
So its not creating a new state or widget. its literally moving a href tag.
Well it would have been, if it wasn't for the template engine, and what ever the state engine was/is.
Now, if this was QT creator, I'm pretty sure I could have done this task in about 4 hours (I don't know C++ very well and I've used QT about 3 times before, each for less than a day.)
- KaiserPro 7y agoWhich leads me onto the next gripe As this is all templateable and composable. why in living fuck isnt there a GUI to do this sort of thing? I mean, on a large website you need to make widgets, then you need to compose those widgets into screens. Those screens maintain state (basically flash, but with 100x worse performance) the people that are styling the widgets are not always the same as those adding the logic, so why not make a tool where a visual artist can actually work visually? So why on earth is it not drag and drop? Yes some things are auto generated based on context, but a lot of things are static screens where the widgets update the state.
- onion2k 7y agothe people that are styling the widgets are not always the same as those adding the logic, so why not make a tool where a visual artist can actually work visually? Framer X. Sketch. Adobe Xd. etc I mean, on a large website you need to make widgets, then you need to compose those widgets into screens. Storybook (sort of). So why on earth is it not drag and drop? Dreamweaver. The tools you want all exist. Those are just a few examples. There's hundreds more. You just didn't look very hard.