4 ms·

Somewhat, but not completely unrelated to your story... > Google recently released a new version of their developer console (https://console.developers.google.

Somewhat, but not completely unrelated to your story... > Google recently released a new version of their developer console (https://console.developers.google.com https://console.developers.google.com) which is built on Angular. Which actually works worse than the previous version. The layout is non-responsive and creates massive amounts of scrollbars on "portrait"-monitors, while 90% of the screen is effectively white-space. Completely wasted. Completely pointless. So whatever Angular-templates Google is using, they are clearly not (any more?) adhering to responsive design nor using pixel-independent CSS, and in 2014 that's pretty sad.

Cthulhu_ 12y ago
Your complaint is about the styling and UX though, not about the functional underlying framework.
euroclydon 12y ago
IE11's developer console UI is also apparently written in HTML/JS rather than a native UI. It's not better.
- Joeri 12y ago
  To my knowledge, all browser developer console's are built with html/js. Most of them can be opened remotely as a consequence (where the browser acts as a web server).
- ibrahima 12y ago
  He's talking about the console for managing your Google applications, not the web developer console.