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The video runs into an edge/problem case inside of the first 60 seconds, the solution to which is apparently something you have to memorize or get used to. "..
by ozataman 15y ago
The video runs into an edge/problem case inside of the first 60 seconds, the solution to which is apparently something you have to memorize or get used to.
"...to add a component I do this... you see the error here saying that... to fix it, just click on this word and hit alt+enter.."
I couldn't continue after that.
- dextorious 15y agoThat's just laziness on your part. Do you expect them to explain all the concepts and underlying code in one video? Also, the click+fix it thing actually showcases a very helpful IDE feature.
- ozataman 15y agoWhat I was pointing out was bad defaults and a lack of polish. The very first introduction should not start with a warning or an error case. When I'm learning "yet another server technology and IDE", I don't expect to walk through a bunch of exceptions just to get started. It's a big turn-off. Check out any of the recent string of popular technologies and see how much effort people put into making smooth first impressions.
- csears 15y agoYou totally missed the point. The video was showing how to use the IDE to add support for their DB migration tool to a specific model class. Initially, the class did not have the XML metadata required to track migrations so the IDE underlined the class name. This wasn't a edge/problem case, just the IDE being helpful.