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I think that's where we disagree. I haven't come across any normal folk who even remotely cares about HTML version or javascript library, etc. I have however co
by cglee 17y ago
I think that's where we disagree. I haven't come across any normal folk who even remotely cares about HTML version or javascript library, etc. I have however come across many people from various backgrounds talking about how different cars perform.
edit: ultimately we'll probably need some numbers to back our claims. I've got way too many bugs to fix to do any significant digging. But I'm open to counterexamples if you can find some numbers.
- calambrac 17y agoYou've never heard anyone complain that a particular page looks weird, or that it loads or runs really slow? You seem to mixing up the levels of abstraction as we cross the boundary moving into the car analogy. Cars have industry standards, too. Nobody knows shit about them. But they still care, indirectly, because adhering or not adhering to those standards affects in some way the experiences that the end users do care about. That's the only point I'm making. If you actually disagree with that, I'm really surprised.
- cglee 17y agoI'm disagreeing with the degree of care. I don't think most people give a hoot about web standards. I do think most people care about their car standards/internals.