lshemesh

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by lshemesh 13y ago
While I agree with you that walkthroughs/tutorials/tours, or whatever you want to call them, are not the end goal of a particular user design, the idea that you could create a design that is so elegant and perfect that it doesn't require an
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by lshemesh 13y ago
I've been using Backbone exclusively for building Tutorialize's ( https://tutorialize.me ) chrome extension. One year ago backbone seemed like a very obvious choice, nowadays it's not the clear winner. I'm thinking about moving away from Ba
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by lshemesh 13y ago
Pretty hilarious that almost all the comments on that page are related to native support in Linux.
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by lshemesh 14y ago
I 100% agree with your comment. That is most definitely the goal of a UX engineer. However it's kind of like striving for perfection, it's impossible. If anything a really good UX engineer shoots for that 100% and fills in the rest with the
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by lshemesh 14y ago
I'm the founder of Tutorialize and honestly I love that these tools keep popping up! We're all trying to accomplish the same task, and for good reason. If your UI is so simple that it doesn't require some kind of guidance system, then your
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Tutorialize: year one(blog.tutorialize.me)
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by lshemesh 14y ago
This is particularly frustrating to see as I'm jumping through hoops to get myself health insurance while running my own startup.
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by lshemesh 14y ago
Thanks abailin for plugging my startup! Guys this solution is really cool, and I love the "spotlighting" animation. When it comes to flexibility you definitely cannot compete with implementing a simple library like this. Nevertheless, for e