Re:The Web Is Eating the Desktop (2017)
by westoncb on Sunday July 11, 2021 @10:23PM
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But... I didn't dismiss them, I specifically addressed the flawed structure of their argument.
They made some more assertions in the second paragraph but didn't offer any support for them so I haven't addressed them separately.
With something like:
"Undo support used to be table stakes, but now I'm surprised when it works" —I have to go back to the "two Electrons" I mentioned previously: not sure what world this is where software and business interests have so radically altered as to no longer support e.g. undo. It sounds like they ran into a bug related to undo somewhere and now are weaponizing the fact (as in their first paragraph) as a general argument against the framework.
They made some more assertions in the second paragraph but didn't offer any support for them so I haven't addressed them separately.
With something like: "Undo support used to be table stakes, but now I'm surprised when it works" —I have to go back to the "two Electrons" I mentioned previously: not sure what world this is where software and business interests have so radically altered as to no longer support e.g. undo. It sounds like they ran into a bug related to undo somewhere and now are weaponizing the fact (as in their first paragraph) as a general argument against the framework.