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I am curious to understand why you think that. What’s the use case? To create custom views like in the video?
by baxtr 2y ago
I am curious to understand why you think that. What’s the use case? To create custom views like in the video?
- TeMPOraL 2y agoSearching, filtering, slice&dice, using a well-known, ergonomic and efficient interface. Almost all webshit still struggle with showing tables that have > 100 rows without stuttering, and that's with the virtualized rows optimizations. Functionality offered is limited, both because it needs to be reimplemented, and because giving more control to users disturbs the careful shearing&milking funnel set up by the business.
- anonzzzies 2y agoI would prefer to create a custom view on every website I use daily, including for curses/cli interfaces and including interaction. Or, I would just like every website (and saas) to look and work like HN. I simply don't like what people call UX where I search 4 hours for a vital function which someone is 'conveniently hidden' under 400 submenus of stuff I will never use (but makes more money for them).