ITT: Inner-platform effects

>>61821006
only bump

>>61821006
SAP.
It's shit. It's horrible. I don't understand people who get into it.

>>61821317
>SAP.
Good catch.
>It's shit. It's horrible. I don't understand people who get into it.
As in for those who buy it: Those are managers and don't have to use it.
As in for those who program that stuff, money is nice I guess.

>>61821482
I was being told to get into it because the money is good. I just shudder at the thought.

>>61821505
>I just shudder at the thought.
You might think so, but judging from the analysis most other software is shit, too, so it's just another flavor.
Well, not liking ERP is another problem, I guess.

>>61821006
Web browsers aren't intrinsically harmful. Letting NeXTStep lovers and corporate weenies design them is.

>>61821674
Yeah, in some parallel universe there might have been good web browsers at one point.
Here however web browsers have always been a cesspool from day one where drunkards invented crippled img and blink tags.

Web browsers at this point truly are operating systems which run applications over the network. They're like really shit thin clients. It's the biggest clusterfuck of the current technology era.

>>61821791
Animated text effects I understand, but what's crippled about img?

>>61821006
All frameworks are inner platforms. I guess we're fucked.

>>61821953
>Animated text effects I understand, but what's crippled about img?
Some small details, but mostly I put that in here because it was invented when Andreesen was drunk again.
As for technical reasons, it should for example have included a list of file formats the browser had to support. We could have had mng and other proper image file formats 16 years ago.

Also stuff about different sizes and preview thumbnails etc. Some of those things are solved now.

>>61822094
>drunk again
Kek, point. Required file formats didn't work out so smoothly well for video, though. I wish there were a good, comprehensive way to query what a browser supports or pretends to support, that didn't enable fingerprinting.
Personally I wish they'd deprecate any document format outside of strict-XML markup, and by deprecate I mean burn with holy fire.

>>61821317
>I don't understand people who get into it.
for the money dude
sap consultants can drink cocaine smoothies for breakfast every day.

>>61822255
>Personally I wish they'd deprecate any document format outside of strict
This, and for any website that comes malformed the browser should display:
>Unfortunately this page was malformed, so we couldn't display it.
>Hope you don't plan to conduct business in any form with the owners of this homepage.
>Since making websites is fairly easy, imagine what else they will fuck up.

>>61822344
this, I should have gone this way

>>61822496
>Unfortunately this page was malformed, so we couldn't display it.
>Hope you don't plan to conduct business in any form with the owners of this homepage.
>Since making websites is fairly easy, imagine what else they will fuck up.
you fucker I'm supposed to be working not writing webextensions

>>61822569
topkek