gurghet

Basically it tricks you into making the code less maintainable, so while it seems to boost productivity, it's just delaying huge failures.

also, the fact that they succeeded doesn't automatically mean they should have succeeded. Look at React for example. Now you can't start any serious front end project without someone proposing it as a framework.

I'm one of those who instinctively click OUTSIDE the windows. I guess your instincts depend how long have you worked on a Mac.

I agree, this doesn't make sense. Also how can you place the item when there is no space to put it? If you want to mimic reality you should: 1) drag and drop outside of the list the item you want to move putsode the list 2) drag and drop the item in the place you want to put your selection 3) place your pick in the empty space 4) quietly discard the item you dislodged 5) wait for people to point out you are now missing one item 6) drag and drop the person under the carpet 7) repeat until no criticism

I once published an opinion piece about how I thought Object Oriented Programming has problems and is overrated. I got 0 comments. Than I changed the title to the clickbaity "OOP is dead", floods of comments.

i live in Europe and the public discourse around this is always very high and i don't think we have 1/10 of the problems in the article, but maybe I'm lulu