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New Features/Libraries Question Format (with Inline Follow-Up) #99
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Porting comments from the other thread:
@SachaG wrote:
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I think it's very common to hear about a feature and think "oh, that's cool! I'll try it out when it has more browser support". Many (most?) developers don't want to spend time investing in features they cannot use.
That can help, but it's still annoying when it happens over and over. |
Yeah I agree, I just think we need to find the right balance between covering all bases and keeping the survey (relatively) short. As for the UI jump, I think we'll just have to see it in action. It's not something that usually bothers me too much personally, but if it's really a problem we can always. Anyway for both issues let's decide once we have a prototype. I think it's worth experimenting with at least. |
Related: for features it could be nice to have a "show code examples" button. I initially thought giving people too much details would slow them down but for CSS especially there are now so many features with similar names that it might be worth it. I think we would probably not internationalize code examples though, because that becomes too much work for translators. |
Agreed. Depending on screen width, I might not register that there is a tooltip at all unless the popup auto-opens every time. You might also get scroll-in-scroll if there's a long list of options, depending on the viewport. I think I like the initial suggestion better of the two. |
I guess this has became the sentiment question? Closing for now |
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