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> Call me old fashioned, but why would anybody ever think doing it differently was a good idea? Most would probably agree, but then you're adding a layer of co
by BHSPitMonkey 3y ago
> Call me old fashioned, but why would anybody ever think doing it differently was a good idea?
Most would probably agree, but then you're adding a layer of complexity on top of what could be a very simple client/server application that satisfies 80% of your users. There is more "cheap" software out in the world than robust, complex software because most software doesn't make it far from MVP.
- eternityforest 3y agoI think people spend more time debating what features to include or leave out than the do implementing... It's a layer of complexity but not necessarily a difficult to add one, or one all that likely to cause performance trouble or bugs. Obsidian does perform pretty badly though.