Not at all :-) I found your comment interesting. I agree that some things are way too "verbose". As I start learning Flutter, i'll probably discover why they decide to do it like that. I had no time to see the video but will definitely take time to do that!
In a more general point of view, i like interaction like yours. It's good to have an external point of what is good and what is not. Thank you!
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Indeed, there are bound to be reasons why they have done things the way they do. And often, once these are learned, they become obvious and no problem... still, I do have my doubts. The video clearly shows some issues, regardless of reasons. Perhaps maintaining some sort of reporting hierarchy as they do really adds up the code - we are at 25% their code... that is a lot of complex infrastructure and, in my mind, not easily coded by anybody other than serious developers... yet Google is pushing the platform at front end-developers who are often on the design fence. I guess it will be up to people to decide in the long-run.
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Not at all :-) I found your comment interesting. I agree that some things are way too "verbose". As I start learning Flutter, i'll probably discover why they decide to do it like that. I had no time to see the video but will definitely take time to do that!
In a more general point of view, i like interaction like yours. It's good to have an external point of what is good and what is not. Thank you!
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Indeed, there are bound to be reasons why they have done things the way they do. And often, once these are learned, they become obvious and no problem... still, I do have my doubts. The video clearly shows some issues, regardless of reasons. Perhaps maintaining some sort of reporting hierarchy as they do really adds up the code - we are at 25% their code... that is a lot of complex infrastructure and, in my mind, not easily coded by anybody other than serious developers... yet Google is pushing the platform at front end-developers who are often on the design fence. I guess it will be up to people to decide in the long-run.