osharon: Detective Adventures #387
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Looks great, just a few minor tweaks suggested! Also, have you spoken to someone on your project about including the screenshots in this post? I think it should be fine but always good to clear it with someone if it's a client system you're showing!
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| Another suggestion we have considered was to use HTML-based summary/details elements to show/hide the secondary actions, thus eliminating the need for JavaScript. Unfortunately, the design team was not in favour of this solution due to time constraints on their part. | ||
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| There is a key takeaway about the [difference](https://www.enonic.com/blog/what-is-the-difference-between-server-side-and-client-side) between form-based applications (server-side rendering for that matter) and web-based applications. The former is extremely limited in its capabilities, and I can see why designers would find it too restricting. Personally, I find that it forces a certain simplicity that is healthy for code maintenance as well as the user’s mental model. |
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Could possibly include an example here of the simplicity you're referring to, or just expand a little bit on this part?
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| There is a key takeaway about the [difference](https://www.enonic.com/blog/what-is-the-difference-between-server-side-and-client-side) between form-based applications (server-side rendering for that matter) and web-based applications. The former is extremely limited in its capabilities, and I can see why designers would find it too restricting. Personally, I find that it forces a certain simplicity that is healthy for code maintenance as well as the user’s mental model. | ||
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| The landscape of software development is constantly changing, with modern technologies, frameworks, and methodologies. This, as I have mentioned in the past, can be quite overwhelming for junior developers. I hope that this experience I have shared gives a better view on the type of problems we are dealing with. As developers, we are required to understand the client needs and produce the best software, regardless of the tech stack. |
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This sounds like a good conclusion, you may want to add a Conclusion sub title as I often see in our other blog posts :)
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I think adding a few descriptive words to the blog's title may make it more eye-catching? Just a few words after Detective Adventures: that would help the reader to understand exactly what the article is about straight away :)
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Thank you @lhancock-scottlogic , I fixed the issues mentioned and updated the date; |
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