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Well, it takes time to make something big. And, one way to do it is to choose end-to-end functionality. Idk, it doesn’t seem so controversial to me. I’d wait an
by asimpletune 4y ago
Well, it takes time to make something big. And, one way to do it is to choose end-to-end functionality. Idk, it doesn’t seem so controversial to me. I’d wait and see before calling it half-baked.
- HelloNurse 4y agoA vertical slice of the properly integrated features needed by some practical use case is certainly more efficient and effective than implementing the whole of a large API (e.g. some fancy recent, unproven and unstable CSS module) "in a vacuum", getting numerous rare cases wrong, and struggling to test the new features.