About the framework homepage:
The first rule of Fight Club is: you don't mess with the scroll. No amount of JavaScript can recreate what my preferred OS and input device give me out of the box.
That aside, I love the idea. We can certainly use more tools like this in the Elixir ecosystem. I sometimes feel Phoenix has become the hammer we sort of use on everything, but maybe there are better ways (e.g. for more content focused websites).
The first rule of Fight Club is: you don't mess with the scroll.
Just reading this about that homepage makes me irrationally angry.
What kind of people STILL think it's okay to mess with the scroll? Have you not learned after 15 year of that practice being shunned? I want to fire the entire we dev department for that blunder and hire competent people. Fortunately, I don't even work there.
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About the framework homepage: The first rule of Fight Club is: you don't mess with the scroll. No amount of JavaScript can recreate what my preferred OS and input device give me out of the box.
That aside, I love the idea. We can certainly use more tools like this in the Elixir ecosystem. I sometimes feel Phoenix has become the hammer we sort of use on everything, but maybe there are better ways (e.g. for more content focused websites).
Just reading this about that homepage makes me irrationally angry.
What kind of people STILL think it's okay to mess with the scroll? Have you not learned after 15 year of that practice being shunned? I want to fire the entire we dev department for that blunder and hire competent people. Fortunately, I don't even work there.