Re:Open-sourcing the Lightning Web Components framework
by etchalon on Wednesday May 29, 2019 @10:57AM
(#20040928)
I have a hard time getting excited about a framework whose announcement post fails to do something as basic as ensure their images resize on mobile.
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Re:Open-sourcing the Lightning Web Components framework
by pcurve on Wednesday May 29, 2019 @12:24PM
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I couldn't believe my eyes but you are right.
Re:Open-sourcing the Lightning Web Components framework
by elfogris on Wednesday May 29, 2019 @12:28PM
(#20042220)
We will work with marketing to fix it.
Hopefully http://lwc.dev works better, but any feedback is welcome :)
Re:Open-sourcing the Lightning Web Components framework
by lucasverra on Wednesday May 29, 2019 @01:08PM
(#20042693)
Now there are way to small on desktops :( https://drive.google.com/file/d/1V9qB8V9RcTQ9h-Og4YAIao8FOFe...
Re:Open-sourcing the Lightning Web Components framework
by dmix on Wednesday May 29, 2019 @03:07PM
(#20044106)
Marketing needs to have a web developer on the team. Can't leave this stuff to the sales guys.
Re:Open-sourcing the Lightning Web Components framework
by moocowtruck on Wednesday May 29, 2019 @02:10PM
(#20043453)
can you ask marketing if they can just remove salesforce from my company
Re:Open-sourcing the Lightning Web Components framework
by ci5er on Wednesday May 29, 2019 @06:01PM
(#20046042)
Do you have a CRM that you prefer? Back in the day when SFDC took off like wildfire, the choices were essentially Oracle and Siebel (who came from Oracle, just like Benioff did later).
Unlike the top-down Enterprise sales approaches of Oracle and Siebel, there was a fair amount of bottom-up marketing/sales effort targeting individual sales people who could put $20/month on their credit card and expense it (regardless of what their retcon'd history book tells it).
I guess that these days we have NetSuite (Oracle, again) and HubSpot. Are those any better?
Re:Open-sourcing the Lightning Web Components framework
by moocowtruck on Saturday June 01, 2019 @10:54AM
(#20069480)
I'm not sure; I mean we pretty much had our own homegrown CRM which worked pretty good and we had a ton of internal knowledge about it.
Management was promised magic.. big effort to move everything to Salesforce, and now the entire thing is a shit show. It was supposed to also provide creating what we needed faster, except deadlines are 1.5 years past the time it took to build our in house solutions to begin with!
I don't know what other ppl should do, but I really wish we kept all this internal.