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Why? I don't care how the chrome engine works. I care about building a great CX and making money
by willsmith72 1y ago
Why? I don't care how the chrome engine works. I care about building a great CX and making money
- grishka 1y ago[flagged]
- willsmith72 1y ago> I've yet to see a React website that doesn't feel sluggish and overall terrible I doubt it, sounds like confirmation bias.
- dalmo3 1y agohttps://docusaurus.io https://docusaurus.io If you think that's sluggish, that's a you problem.
- sgarland 1y agoThis is the difference, and why we can never understand each other. I couldn’t care less how much customers like something; what matters to me is if it’s technically perfect. This is also why I will never be happy at any job, because it turns out technical perfection doesn’t pay the bills.
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- grishka 1y agoI generally agree with you, but if you only care about technical perfection, it can happen that something is "technically perfect", but insufferable to use. For example, I'm sure many of the common command-line utilities are considered technically perfect by their developers, but outside of some common use cases you've memorized, they are all a pain to use because of how undiscoverable CLI is by its nature. The "wrong input, go read some manuals" style of error messages doesn't help either. I myself always start from user requirements and work my way down from there.