top | item 47194470 (no title) speed_spread | 3 days ago We had Delphi and VB thirty years ago and the native UIs were pretty good. The web brought a massive regression in UI programming, functionality and usability that we generally haven't recovered from yet. Not every app can be a web site. discuss order hn newest Ygg2|3 days ago Sure. It was a simpler time.Web didn't make massive regression in UI, it made minimum feature set huge. pjmlp|3 days ago So simple that layout managers were already a thing, even if Electron kiddies have no idea about them in native UIs.By the 2000's doing pixel perfect native UI was a sign of being lazy to learn UI best practices. load replies (1)
Ygg2|3 days ago Sure. It was a simpler time.Web didn't make massive regression in UI, it made minimum feature set huge. pjmlp|3 days ago So simple that layout managers were already a thing, even if Electron kiddies have no idea about them in native UIs.By the 2000's doing pixel perfect native UI was a sign of being lazy to learn UI best practices. load replies (1)
pjmlp|3 days ago So simple that layout managers were already a thing, even if Electron kiddies have no idea about them in native UIs.By the 2000's doing pixel perfect native UI was a sign of being lazy to learn UI best practices. load replies (1)
Ygg2|3 days ago
Web didn't make massive regression in UI, it made minimum feature set huge.
pjmlp|3 days ago
By the 2000's doing pixel perfect native UI was a sign of being lazy to learn UI best practices.