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Isnt this what style guides and, like, profiling are for? Which we should be using anyway right? I don't understand this fundamentally epistemological point. I
by beepbooptheory 3y ago
Isnt this what style guides and, like, profiling are for? Which we should be using anyway right?
I don't understand this fundamentally epistemological point. I thought in some part my skill as a programmer is being able make things not necessarily for me. Or at least, as a (maybe kind of niche) frontend dev, I don't think I would have ever gotten a job without some semblance of that skill.
I feel like if I relied on my own experience instead of agreed upon standards I would be much more a designer who makes bad code than a coder who maybe just needs a little design/ux direction.
ps: Is this not a sufficient resource?
https://developer.apple.com/design/human-interface-guidelines/ https://developer.apple.com/design/human-interface-guideline...
- stouset 3y agoThat is absolutely a useful resource, maybe even a necessary one, but I personally doubt it’s sufficient. It’d be like trying to learn a foreign language entirely off something like Duolingo. At some point the only way for you to communicate like a native is going to be to embed yourself in the language and culture, otherwise you’ll never quite express things like a native.