Re:WebAssembly Studio
by spicybright on Thursday December 31, 2020 @07:27PM
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Right? One of my peeves with a lot of developers is when they treat every programming project like it's a commercial start up. There's no reason "learning to implement custom buttons" can't be on your list of goals.
Re:WebAssembly Studio
by wlesieutre on Monday January 04, 2021 @01:22PM
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Depends on whether the idea behind "learn to implement custom buttons" is "because I want to have custom buttons on my website" or "because I want to be able to use this knowledge on future projects."
If you want to learn to make custom buttons with the idea being to be able to apply that knowledge elsewhere, you probably ought to learn to do them accessibly.
• It has to have lots of custom animations, because animations are fun.
• It has to work well in weird text-based browsers like Links, because being able to load my site up in those feels cool.
• It has to support Safari 6, because that's the last version of Safari that works in Snow Leopard.
If it's a non-commercial project, the goals can be whatever the fuck the author wants them to be.