The crazy complexity is stupid. It’s mostly lasagna engineering where the effort is spent to fix the design mistakes in earlier levels. Practically at this poi

The crazy complexity is stupid. It’s mostly lasagna engineering where the effort is spent to fix the design mistakes in earlier levels. Practically at this point it’s configuring a Skia render context. This gives a known api to target for the graphics stuff. There is near 0 value for designers to pain themselves over this. The design interface should be 85% graphical. The implementation should be a runtime for a configurable context and it should be configurable with code. The ui given to designers should be a graphical tool. There could be many, many such tools! I’m writing this as a graphics engineer who has followed this for over 20 years. I would love to hear engineering based counter arguments to this pov.