The Myth of Developer Obsolescence

Re:The Myth of Developer Obsolescence by pempem on Tuesday May 27, 2025 @06:09PM (#44111087)

OMG this reminds me of a client (enterprise) I had who had been pushed into the role of product and he requested we build a website that "lets you bookmark every page"

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Re:The Myth of Developer Obsolescence by rypskar on Wednesday May 28, 2025 @01:54AM (#44113098)

>> lets you bookmark every page

In today's world with all the SPAs that don't push to history or don't manage to open the correct page based on history, this seems like a valid requirement

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Re:The Myth of Developer Obsolescence by chipsrafferty on Wednesday May 28, 2025 @06:17PM (#44121155)

That's actually a very valid request, and easy to understand. They want static endpoints and heavy use of query parameters so you can bookmark individual page states.

It's up to you to work with them to identify key features and figure out precisely what to do.

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Re:The Myth of Developer Obsolescence by pempem on Friday May 30, 2025 @05:23PM (#44140001)

Thanks Chip - we managed to navigate the problem several years ago.

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