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by sieve
490 days ago
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> For tooling shipped to client environments, I now tend to steer clear of it. A guy on r/WritingWithAI is building a new writing assistant tool using python and pyQt. He is not a SE by trade. Even so, the installation instructions are: - Install Python from the Windows app store - Windows + R -> cmd -> pip install ... - Then run python main.py This is fine for technical people. Not regular folks. For most people, these incantations to be typed as-is in a black window mean nothing and it is a terrible way of delivering a piece of software to the end-user. |
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