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"Easy" is important for someone to start playing around with something, to initially hook the user (the developer in this case). But for professionals who spen
by capableweb 5y ago
"Easy" is important for someone to start playing around with something, to initially hook the user (the developer in this case).
But for professionals who spend a lot of time with the same tool, "simple" is more important in the long run.
- wink 5y agoStill not sure I agree here, as long as it's flexible enough to let me get my work done. The whole thing was "it must be simple, even if the user needs to spend more time learning it" which is only true for people who learn the thing and keep on using it. For us who come back to a project after months (because we switch between tech stacks) it might be just twice the amount of work, if you need to relearn it every time.