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> I'm not good at animations, responsive layouts, pixel perfection, es6 > The simplest task now so complicated, many edge cases. > Things get deprecated (or s
by caskstrength 5y ago
> I'm not good at animations, responsive layouts, pixel perfection, es6
> The simplest task now so complicated, many edge cases.
> Things get deprecated (or sunsetted) so fast.
> When I open the chrome inspector there's 10 new features which I ignore. It's too much.
I don't do web development at all, but from the outside it always seemed to me that most of those problems are completely self-inflicted by front end dev community that seems to be hellbent on turning even most trivial things into Rube Goldberg machines.
- 5350-uiop-1130 5y agofrom my experience, it's the expectations of the client has changed so much. and it's very difficult to deliver on their ambitions with the web browser as your platform. i feel like its impossible to get anything right because often the final solution is kind of nebulous existing in the clients mind only and often they dont have an appreciation for complexity. a simple adjustment for them may be hours or more of work.