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It's how I got my professional start too. It's code editor and file management was pretty nice for the time.
by dawnerd 5y ago
It's how I got my professional start too. It's code editor and file management was pretty nice for the time.
- breakfastduck 5y agoBasically the winning feature was that the UX was essentially the same as Photoshop. Slice up those PSDs and, WOW I can try coding it up myself and it kinda-sort looks-works the same as PS! It was the exact tool Photoshop using website designers needed to up-skill smoothly.
- rm_-rf_slash 5y agoMine as well...in 2015, at a university that maintained lot of small-to-medium complexity websites. It did the job well and was easy to work with, even if I sometimes felt like was carving in my 1s and 0s with stone and chisel. But if I were still working there I would probably replace most of the sites - which were largely abstractions of forms and tables - with something like power apps instead.
- breakfastduck 5y agoStill can't comprehend why we haven't had 'winforms' again but modern and not windows based. Power Apps is good but not great.
- bliteben 5y agoSame reason people will spend thousands of hours working on libraries like pandas but won't make a better excel. Or something like that.