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Sticking to tech, I differ from the HN consensus on: * Small UI changes (eg moving a button) don’t make me have to relearn the UI from scratch. * If an app de
by cuddlybacon 5y ago
Sticking to tech, I differ from the HN consensus on:
* Small UI changes (eg moving a button) don’t make me have to relearn the UI from scratch.
* If an app developer has a way were I can get my work done faster, I want to know about it. Getting shit done is more sacred to me than the workflow I built myself.
* Related: devs do achieve the above.
* Most documentation doesn’t explain anything that can’t be learned from a code completion engine. When I do have questions, Stack Overflow is more likely to have a concise explanation that the official docs.
* Native apps are something only us devs give a shit about.
* Functional programming isn’t catching on for two reasons: the on boarding experience is missing things (mostly the big picture aspects of structuring an app) and b) Haskell is the post child of functional Languages.