3ch1dna

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   by 3ch1dna 10y ago

   This is a lot of it. You need people who have a good eye for UX and a solid understanding of what's possible in a browser. Developers =/= Designers and most Designers =/= UX. The sooner more devs understand this (and more imp
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   by 3ch1dna 10y ago

   I'm really disappointed that I had never heard of it until now. That looks like something I would actually join.
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   by 3ch1dna 10y ago

   The problem is that I think a lot of back-end frameworks change (and/or are created in the first place) as just a means to pad the developer(s) that coined it. All the new implementations of JS that are increasingly more backend just s
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   by 3ch1dna 10y ago

   Narcissism forgiven. That is petty code. Readable, followable code is definitely on my top sexy list. I want to be able to read it like a story and not have to guess at obscure conventions someone made up to keep their job proprietary.