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The best thing about using standard controls for things in that as things get better. You get it for free. The zoom bug gets fixed. I have a bunch of legacy cu
by c0nfused 4y ago
The best thing about using standard controls for things in that as things get better. You get it for free. The zoom bug gets fixed.
I have a bunch of legacy custom controls I deal with regularly because things like color pickers were not cool enough in 2009. The down side is that in 2022 they regularly break and require dev time to fix so some report that gets run once a year works correctly.
- FalconSensei 4y ago> The best thing about using standard controls for things in that as things get better. You get it for free. The zoom bug gets fixed. Hopefully, in someone else's timeline. But the user/customer is complaining to you, not to Google
- psygn89 4y agoI agree, I know eventually the datalist won't lag on scroll with even just 100 items in their datalist control, and that they'll name their dropdown picker to something other than "-webkit-calendar-picker-indicator" since it's misleading https://jsfiddle.net/klesun/mfgteptf/ https://jsfiddle.net/klesun/mfgteptf/ If I sound passive it's because I assumed a native control/component would be performant and switched out a lot of controls for it only to have to revert back to a custom solution. But ultimately they will be fixed and it'll happen to us transparently which is nice.