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Party on! I applaud this effort. As a UI/UX engineer I can say that there is no one debugging UI/UX experience to fit all. Of course there is the active/passive
by mybrid 6y ago
Party on! I applaud this effort. As a UI/UX engineer I can say that there is no one debugging UI/UX experience to fit all. Of course there is the active/passive division between active debugging and logging. There are further usability divisions in both of those. As this is a passive/logging debugging scheme I'm sure there are those in the passive debugging community who will find this helpful, if not vocal.There is no one size fits all when it comes to usability although 99.9999% of software built only presents one usability experience and only begrudgingly provide the disabled community access as an after thought. A fairly significant percentage of the population is color blind and yet web sites still overly rely on red. Yby. You be you. The bane of all usability is one size fits all. Well met! We need more, not less, usability options.
- StavrosK 6y agoThe split doesn't even run as deep as you describe it. Sometimes I use active debugging, sometimes I use passive debugging, depending on the situation. Sometimes I just want to see the output, so passive is fine, sometimes I want to control the flow and be able to inspect things more deeply. I don't think there are people who only use one or the other.