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like a commenter suggests on the original post, end users don't care how something is built, but how well it solves a problem of theirs. It's like drucker sayin
by gdilla 13y ago
like a commenter suggests on the original post, end users don't care how something is built, but how well it solves a problem of theirs. It's like drucker saying costs have nothing to do with price. So, you can build things with bloat but it'll put you out of business. You also have to do right by your users. Not doing stuff because it's hard isn't a good excuse (a lot of the time).