It cannot ever be sentient.
Software only ever does what it's told to do.
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It cannot ever be sentient.
Software only ever does what it's told to do.
BTW, there's no way to navigate your blog now ? That's good design ?
What do you mean? The user can just use the browser's location field and go up a directory to /blog, where they should see links to published posts for April.I wonder if one for an internal NIC would be overkill.
So, we'll arrive to something similar to where we are with JavaScript and jQuery, where the latter is less relevant now that JavaScript is appreciably better? Meaning, that with web components the norm, we might arrive to less need for frameworks like React or Vue?
(I might be misunderstanding due to the sleep deprivation, so apologies if what I write comes across as gibberish.)
Look into how successful bulletin board systems have done things in the past. If I find anything that might be of use to you, I'll update this post or to it create a comment.
I consider website design and development to _still_ be a craft that centers the end user, which suffers degradation of quality because of -- for lack of knowledge of a better name or phrase -- The Market.
I'm new to the three, and Rust is a language that I'm working on now as it (to me) seems that it will be around for a long time, like Perl.
What an awfully dismissive comment.