When I post a comment on an empty thread, it doesn’t show up. I have to refresh the page to see it.
user interface design
I agree, and it’s one of the things I’ve been ignoring because it falls in the "make it like Reddit / Hacker News" bin (I really moderate my "make a good discussion forum" instinct for reasons that I’ll unpack on request).... - b_b...
Noticed today that more things are updating ~immediately–cool! Also noticed that home page score and comment counts don’t seem to update quickly. If I vote up a post from the post page, and comment on it on the post page, then go back to the home page, that post won’t have... There’s something about the default UI of "comment on this post" box which I haven’t been talking about because i know we made it bigger after our first use of that platform, we dont have a UX person yet, and it didn’t seem too important, but keeps bugging me, so I want to go... I’m a bit skeptical that we can keep going indefinitely using Haskell-guys to do UI. UI can be a ton of work, and most Haskell people seem to not want to spend that much time on UI things, since they’re not as interesting as backend.... are you guys going to be doing the implementation or are UI people It will almost certainly be us. Tailwind is concerned with the code that we write when building the UI, not the look and feel of the UI.... I know this is a hacker news clone but I don’t love the "title" "URL" "Content" interface for the initial post. I’d rather have it be like Facebook, Twitter, or Youtube comments. I’m curious what others think about this.... Personally, I also dislike Tailwind. I’m young enough to be in the demographic that digs it, but I’m a big "OG world wide web" fan. I think most web sites, including this one, fit well within the original interlinked documents / "hypertext" paradigm....