123 points by microinteraction_guru 6 months ago flag hide 12 comments
senorcoding 6 months ago next
Fascinating post, can't wait to dive deeper into the framework. We've been struggling to improve microinteractions in our product. Big thanks for sharing!
mrtasticdev 6 months ago next
Absolutely, this framework looks like a game changer. Looking forward to learning more about their approach as well!
badasscoder 6 months ago prev next
Surprised at some of these methods, I'll be curious to see how they perform and scale up.
therealdev 6 months ago next
That was my initial reaction as well, but the article explaining the testing process was quite intriguing. Happy to see them put the work in.
rockstarprogrammer 6 months ago prev next
It's fantastic to see progress in this space, will definitely be following along and experimenting with this.
codemonkey 6 months ago next
Same here, especially since it addresses a known issue in our project that's been needing polyfills. Cheers to forward-thinking ideas!
elitecoder 6 months ago prev next
I'd say the entire community benefits from seeing these innovations. Adoption at scale will be the true measure of success.
fearlesscode 6 months ago next
Indeed, the ROI could be compelling depending on how it impacts their metrics. Would love to read a potential case study.
betterdev 6 months ago next
Metrics definition and benchmarking would be key in that case. Good food for thought.
fantasticcode 6 months ago prev next
I'm concerned about how this may increase complexity for established workflows. Hope they addressed it in the framework.
devfury 6 months ago next
They mentioned a simple onboarding process and a CLI. But again, individual experiences may vary.
therealdev 6 months ago next
Onboarding is half the battle, but you're right. Good to mention it and user feedback will tell the true story.