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Don't buy that propaganda, however well-intentioned it is. At the time when that post was written (including the "no bugs") the web version would continuously

Don't buy that propaganda, however well-intentioned it is. At the time when that post was written (including the "no bugs") the web version would continuously fail in the simplest of tasks while having a fraction of the features of the app version.

yawaramin 4y ago
Any moderately complex app is made up of so many moving pieces, I'm amazed that you can pinpoint those failures specifically to the web frontend piece.
- dmitriid 4y ago
  I can't find what I wrote at the time, but there were multiple UI/UX issues and logic bugs.
  - yawaramin 4y ago
    In any case, the point I was making was that languages from academia potentially could scale up in high-velocity and larger teams.