This is fun in to theory and in simple examples, but show me a big project that applies this and how it made a difference.
There are some bold objectives at the start that would be wonderful, but I’m a bit disappointed by the advice. I really don’t see how these would work in anything other than very basic scenarios, even less how they would achieve the objectives.
I’m all for using the web platform to the max, and I’m absolutely for reducing complexity as much as possible, but I’m highly skeptical these principles will achieve that and I would not be surprised if it increases complexity by having multiple ways to do something.
With peace and love but I can’t see from this list if you actually put these principles to the test or you just assumed it will do what you hope it will.
There are some bold objectives at the start that would be wonderful, but I’m a bit disappointed by the advice. I really don’t see how these would work in anything other than very basic scenarios, even less how they would achieve the objectives.
I’m all for using the web platform to the max, and I’m absolutely for reducing complexity as much as possible, but I’m highly skeptical these principles will achieve that and I would not be surprised if it increases complexity by having multiple ways to do something.
With peace and love but I can’t see from this list if you actually put these principles to the test or you just assumed it will do what you hope it will.