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Or: "How it's still totally profitable to provide services that do nothing interesting at all with user data." Or: "How highly praised start-ups are often ju

Or: "How it's still totally profitable to provide services that do nothing interesting at all with user data." Or: "How highly praised start-ups are often just big ugly interfaces." And sometimes, as is the case with both Twitter and Facebook, they still don't get their easy shit right. The amount of terrible UI or just simply bugs in Twitter is a joke. "Yeah but scale blablabla"? Usually has nothing to do with shitty UI and awful front-end coding.

bad_user 15y ago
sometimes ... they still don't get their easy shit right That's because in software development, shit that seems easy ain't easy at all, especially when dealing with real people that have to use your shit. I don't usually appeal to an authority argument, but considering that your statement is just a vague rant without any references or facts or even anecdotal evidence, I do have to ask ... what have you done in your carrier that is more challenging than doing a Facebook or a Twitter? The amount of terrible UI or just simply bugs in Twitter is a joke Considering how popular these services are, you should really consider the possibility that their UIs are in fact quite effective.