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The thing is, most software starts simple and easy to use. It's the introduction of new features and edge cases which slowly kills usability over time. And thi
by zubspace 5y ago
The thing is, most software starts simple and easy to use. It's the introduction of new features and edge cases which slowly kills usability over time.
And this applies to desktop, web, mobile and commandline applications as well.
A tool needs a strong focus of it's maintainers and the courage to say 'No!' to things which are out of scope or not user friendly. This seems to be quite rare.