Article author here - thank you for putting it this way. This is exactly the attitude I wanted to convey: it's something I tried and really liked for this specific use case. I shared because I hope it might inspire others.
"Friendly Attributes" is not the "new way", not to be used "everywhere now", does not "apply to all scenarios".
If you like it, maybe you'll use it once in the next five years when the opportunity arises.
"Friendly Attributes" is not the "new way", not to be used "everywhere now", does not "apply to all scenarios".
If you like it, maybe you'll use it once in the next five years when the opportunity arises.