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This feels like it's from the 1990's when grand consortiums attempted to develop common windowing systems, and object systems. These produced more paper than s
by doug_durham 2y ago
This feels like it's from the 1990's when grand consortiums attempted to develop common windowing systems, and object systems. These produced more paper than shipping code. UI styles are ephemeral. What is popular today is unpopular tomorrow. At best it seems like this will be chasing trends. It will deliver changes long after the change has gone out of style. I am sympathetic to the underlying issues. I've been scarred by past attempts. People should ship code. Instead of debating, develop and ship new code. If it is popular it will be picked up, and later integrated into standards.
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