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>Ninja edit: this is in contrast to things that aren't a problem yet. E.g., in the article, the author discusses not having password reset functionality. That i
by nend 6y ago
>Ninja edit: this is in contrast to things that aren't a problem yet. E.g., in the article, the author discusses not having password reset functionality. That is not yet a problem in the absence of users. It's not a nice problem to have. It is not a problem.
That's the crux of it. The headline is catchy, but the author isn't talking about nice-to-have problems. He's talking about recognizing if something is a problem right now, or only a problem at some point in the future.
IMO, the article is click-bait.
- davnicwil 6y agoShort, information dense, titles are hard :-) The full question I ask is "From my perspective right now, is this a nice problem to have?" - emphasis on the first part. I certainly didn't mean for this to be click bait, just wanted to share something that's been valuable for me with others in the hope it might be useful. I might work on the title.
- greggyb 6y agoIf you're looking for unsolicited suggestions, you might consider "If it's not a problem yet, don't solve it now".