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It's understandable why warnings are used instead of undos though. Warnings are dirt simple to implement - probably a single line of code in most languages. Und
by umvi 5y ago
It's understandable why warnings are used instead of undos though. Warnings are dirt simple to implement - probably a single line of code in most languages. Undo is very complex by comparison. You have to flag something for deletion and put it into some sort of deletion queue that somehow gets deleted at some future date, etc.
- jakelazaroff 5y agoIt’s definitely easier from the implementer’s point of view. That doesn’t make the UX any better, though.
- ric2b 5y agoWarnings can be done completely within the frontend, that probably makes them way more desirable for the company.