henriquea

Good point! Feels like a lot of products start having the "quick exit" mindset, only a few are trying to build a product that last.

Yes, I like the concept but as I mentioned before can't see ordinary people using it.

Really like the idea about our own distributed/private-cloud version but I struggle to see ordinary users using it.

That's true! Twitter is used a lot in the news industry. Hmm, good question I use it to share news with my family and friend since I live abroad.

Well Instagram and WhatsApp are owned by Facebook :)

Totally agree with your point. I'm 33 and aware the young generation is using a different toolbet.

I can't emphasize enough how much I prefer to let the browsers vendors handle that.

Pushed this example last weekend. It may be useful for someone else. Cheers!

IMO depend of the type of the project you're building. I'm using Ember because most of the project I work on right now have multiple pages, views and components. Using any other library/toolset would be much harder to achieve the same results. Ember comes with a lot of things in the box, the routes is definitely a game changer compared with with others.

At the end of the day it's all about money.

I'm more with the niche market to be honest, solve one specific problem.

The money is a good point, of course we all want to do something that succeeds and the profit plays a big role here. Thanks for the input!

This is why once a while I just go here to check my activity https://www.facebook.com/{{USER}}/allactivity?privacy_source...

Have look at Mozilla http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/contribute/

This is how I feel today http://cdn.meme.li/i/mditt.jpg

Interesting! An option for filter by domain would be useful.

I agree, the same when people use jQuery without have a basic understanding of Javascript.

By the way comments like that make me cry: "I see tools like Macaw actually being the death of front end development". This guy clearly isn't a web designer and doesn't understand the basic principles of front-end, web browser and the web itself.