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Might I ask why you built your own, knowing there was an almost identical offering in place for years? For example, did your different choice of releases cause
by badgar 14y ago
Might I ask why you built your own, knowing there was an almost identical offering in place for years? For example, did your different choice of releases cause a statistically significant shift in arrival times? I imagine you've done analysis comparing your approach to theirs.
- anti-pattern 14y agoI built my own because their design, and I mean literally the way they visualize the data, isn't very good. Or rather, it's not as good as it could be. They even updated the design a year or two ago and all they did was give it a coat of paint, rather than rethinking how to best visualize the data.
- ZoFreX 14y ago> I built my own because their design, and I mean literally the way they visualize the data, isn't very good. Or rather, it's not as good as it could be. I love your approach :) it's very helpful!
- badgar 14y agoThat's a great reason! I agree their design sucks and yours is orders of magnitude more usable. It's just too bad that you have to re-collect the same data. N historically up-to-date data sources for N designs is just unscalable.
- anti-pattern 14y agoIndeed. Maybe I'll post the data on GitHub or something.