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Looks so strange after you got used to the old UI. Hover over effects and animations everywhere make it look like a kaleidoscope. Hate that. Some link URLs hav
by gaika 18y ago
Looks so strange after you got used to the old UI. Hover over effects and animations everywhere make it look like a kaleidoscope. Hate that.
Some link URLs have been changed and are normalized in the wrong way! Link to my site now has 'www.' prepended to it. Lots of scripts and apps that rely on URL being stable will fail.
- jm4 18y agoNow that I use the new one I'm wondering what the long wait was for. The search stuff is ok, but I don't really see anything else besides that and the new look. It's much slower than the old one. =/ I hope they plan to roll out more because this is pretty lackluster considering how long they've been talking about it.
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- joshu 18y agoSomeday I'll have to tell the whole story. Suffice it for now that the separation between product and engineering makes neither better.
- prakash 18y agowould Product Engineers be the right set of folks to lead such initiatives?
- gms 18y agoWhat do 'product' do? The actual design, which is then handed over to engineering for implementation?
- joshu 18y agoSomething like that, yes. There's Product Managers, Project Managers, Program Managers, Engineering managers. I think what happens is you have Product guys on one hand and Developers on the other. Engineering is inbetween and consists of the calculus of tradeoffs both from the technology and from functionality. Most of the people with "engineer" in their title are really developers, that just implement. Then again, all this Silicon Valley software company mumbo jumbo is new to me -- I'm still somewhat new to this industry...
- rossriley 18y agoDidn't Yahoo make them rewrite it from Perl to PHP... probably accounts for a fair bit of time.