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Microsoft Office apps, Java IDEs, text editors in general. Most of the time I spend with software is with non-web-UI applications. To the extent that the battl

by layer8 9mo ago

Microsoft Office apps, Java IDEs, text editors in general. Most of the time I spend with software is with non-web-UI applications. To the extent that the battle has been won, the apps it has been won with are nevertheless second-class compared to native-level usability.

whywhywhywhy 9mo ago
> Microsoft Office apps Thought these were web wrappers now if you use the latest > text editors in general Definitely not in general, VSCode and Cursor are both webtech and are extremely popular. Only terminal editors are native and then beyond that you have things like SublimeText, Textmate which are extremely niche now. > Java IDEs Yeah those and XCode I guess, Java IDE is extremely niche compared to webdev.