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yeah it really seems like he's just talking about bugs. everythings as buggy as the market will bear, which is damn buggy.
by gfody 3y ago
yeah it really seems like he's just talking about bugs. everythings as buggy as the market will bear, which is damn buggy.
- masklinn 3y ago> yeah it really seems like he's just talking about bugs. Inconsistent, and oft very much a matter of opinion. If there's a race condition which causes a loading indicator not to show up it's a bug, but is it a bug if nobody put in a loading indicator because nobody cared, or considered that the operation could take sufficiently long some signal would be useful?
- gfody 3y agothankfully "bug" is not a precise jargon, it can be anything and everything that bugs you. anyone arguing over the definition of "bug" is usually trying to weasel out of having to fix one.
- masklinn 3y ago> anyone arguing over the definition of "bug" is usually trying to weasel out of having to fix one. Meh. It's just as often that they're trying to get something changed against maintenance or stability policy.
- JohnFen 3y agoI think a "bug" is anything that isn't operating as the designers wanted it to. If there's an aspect that just sucks, but is operating as intended, that's not a bug. That's a "misfeature" (or BAD -- Broken As Designed). But a bug doesn't have to be a malfunction. It can be a terrible UI flow or other annoyance. But if it's not what the designers had in mind, it's a bug.
- JasonFruit 3y ago> buggy as the market will bear is a great phrase, and I'll use it.