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> As a dev, I shouldn't have to care about responsive designs or tech stacks or accessibility or versions of node libraries, all to provide a website. This sou
by davidclark 2y ago
> As a dev, I shouldn't have to care about responsive designs or tech stacks or accessibility or versions of node libraries, all to provide a website.
This sounds like, “As a carpenter, I shouldn’t have to care about types of wood, or saws, or cuts, or ergonomics, all to make a chair.”
- geoduck14 2y ago>This sounds like, “As a carpenter, I shouldn’t have to care about types of wood, or saws, or cuts, or ergonomics, all to make a chair.” I've sat on plenty of couches where the person who made it didn't care - so there is probably a world where this makes sense
- hi_hi 2y agoNope, thats not the point I was trying to make. What if you weren't making a chair, but a hammock. They can both do the same thing, but are very different approaches and requirements. Same with websites. They are a medium for conveying information. You don't need (traditional) websites or apps to do that. I can even ask for information and receive information completely independently of a website. The only reason devs need to care about all these things is because of the medium being used.
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