Programming Buttons is HARD 👩‍💻 #code #programmer #softwaredeveloper #coding #programming #code

[duccie]

here's an annoying thing in programming




users

[WellDressedMuffin]

Don't forget that you have to solve for cases where the user knows how to use dev tools to delete the "disabled" property from the button element.

[bbom]

Totally agreed.
Bro i like it when you talk energetically.
Dont change it

[CodingWithLewis]

Tried to be more chill this time. What do you think of this format? 🤔

[hytralium]

What you do is code the button once and then slap that code into your project for the next 10 years

[Tiosh]

Man learning about buttons made me appreciate creative UI

[dangerszewski]

one of the few things I loved about Visual Basic is how it handled buttons and other GUI elements using event-oriented programming. I've never found anything as easy or flexible for "just make an app to do this thing" that could make it look windows standard and polished with very minimal effort.

[stio_studio]

I have made UI's so many times from scratch in scratch 😺 It is fun to make the whole thing from the bottom because then you understand how the primary and basic functions works

[nkululekosibeko]

You do more than my lectures in 10s. Thank you 😊

[pxteokp]

I am trying to learn programming, and i am learning by making projects like you say, but now i dont know what to do. I have already done all the really basic ones like rock paper scissors and others and some that i have come up with myself, but now i really dont know what to do

[shashankbj]

But the thing is somebody already did the thinking for good standard buttons ...so yeah "I can have it done in 10 minutes" XDD

[MyCodingDiary]

Your explanations are so concise and easy to follow😀. Thank you for making this video!

[hashemwannous]

That's why I've invested my time in making a CustomButton tag in ReactTS, that can literally do and adapt to anything I want so far, and everytime I need more functionality, I just add it xD, it's a great timesaver.

[pixbug]

Yea the CRUD logic makes it bit painful too :(

[parvezahmed]

Brother Lewis ♥️
I completely agree with you

[gbothitachi]

just writing for what a button actually does is nauseating already (i mainly code for desktop systems using VS) the headache of all the precautions and checkers necessary so the user don't fuck the system up is straight up a nightmare for me (i haven't even started on the aesthetics of it yet)

[ogawasanjuro]

I am not a UI developer, so when I saw the duck toy, I thought that someone was going to finally call out the ridiculousness of Python's (and other similar languages) "duck typing".

[poshsims]

ChatGPT easily solves any errors within seconds. Kinda sucks to have a manual coding channel droning about errors when you can send GPT the code and tell it to fix the button & make sure it works & it does within seconds.

[ochaun]

But should the button be doing all of this?

Now the problem is philosophical in nature. Does your company have a consistent visual language that all applications have to adhere to? You and a handful of front-end engineers spent 3 sprints on this feature, but you have to backtrack because you didn't get UI/UX, Graphic design and marketing involved early. All the button configuration combinations have to be split tested. May have to roll these features in different components. Add, remove or (inclusive) refactor.

Should be more convent right? If only this could be done with a click of a button...

[_khaine]

Yea I've written compilers and a kernel before I think I can do a simple button lol