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lukesan

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    Comment #12429498

    Take a look at the works of Nicholas Felton http://feltron.com/ especially his reports of his years of personal data like http://feltron.com/FAR09.html These might give you ideas.

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    Comment #11446486

    Simplicity is overrated. Experts often need more than the simple mantra 'do one thing well'. What is often needed for the user (novices and experts) is clarity. An unambiguous, cle…

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    Comment #11439190

    Thanks a lot.

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    Comment #11403377

    Thank you for taking time and the effort to response. I appreciate that. I agree with the notion that you need to be free in choosing what you want to build. I like the notion of w…

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    Comment #11397805

    "maybe we can get away with X", or "maybe this will be good enough" I think it is important to ponder about what is the best (efficient, best matching, ...) solution to the problem…

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    Comment #10967973

    Sounds great. Do you know any good resources for building a react application by progressive enhancement?

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    Comment #10967765

    What really bothers me about React (and other frameworks) that without JS you do not see anything. No fallback. No progressive enhancement. Is this really the way to go? Did JS rep…

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    Comment #9587190

    But as with other things based on taste: the perception matters most, not a scientific double blind study. If my perception makes me prefer one coffee over the other, I am happy.

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    Comment #9524709

    "To clarify, add detail" - E. Tufte I don't think reduction only leads to perfection. If it would be, then our starting point must always be the right one. But in practice you star…

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    Comment #9288087

    Yes, in an iterative way. Maybe it is also agile :)

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