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Since you know python, I’d recommend these two 1. Go (compiled, typed, simple, fast) 2. Elixir (functional, interpreted, distributed, elegant)
I mean if you choose to use someone’s service, you’d want it to get better. And one of the reasons they get better is by collecting feedback of what’s working, what isn’t.
It’s very hard to nail down a good ux without feedback.
I mean if you’re concerned about your data and feel helpless, simply don’t use the app. But TikTok keeps rising doesn’t it.
In my county you literally get messages for every transaction. And you also have to add in otp for every transaction online.
I think it’s a tricky to judge whether re-inventing the wheel is important and would yield better results or one should just stick with the norms.
And I genuinely believe that we definitely need to reinvent the wheel when it comes to workplaces. Trying to translate a physical workplace to a digital one seems logical but doesn’t feel right. And more importantly, if you come from that side, it surely makes the transition easier for people, but makes it very hard to re-invent the wheel because your lens (how you look at the problem) is now biased.
But then how do you re-invent the wheel?
I think one way is to just question everything and see if the past conclusions still hold true in this new reality. Once you have enough conclusions, you can maybe begin to think about how to model a solution with those conclusions in mind. Makes sense ?
As you said,
undefined == I just don’t know what the value is
null == I know that there isn’t supposed to be a value here.
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