On 12 April 2017 at 06:15, Cedric BAIL <cedric.b...@free.fr> wrote:
> On Mon, Apr 10, 2017 at 7:46 PM, Gustavo Sverzut Barbieri
> <barbi...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> On Mon, Apr 10, 2017 at 7:12 PM, Cedric BAIL <cedric.b...@free.fr> wrote:
>>
>> We're incurring in the same error as we did for EDC, thinking much of
>> our side instead of users... EDC started as something for designers
>> but then we never provided WYSIWYG and it sucked... the primitives are
>> all there, but unusable for the naive or designers.
>>
>> the only way to describe this is to create a WYSIWYG first, then come
>> with some format to store it... But do that as the *USER* point of
>> view, not from EFL development PoV. Ignore our terms, ignore our
>> limitations, try to make design use cases and then we see how to
>> implement that with our tech, adding features and removing limitations
>> as needed.
>
> That's where I have a different opinion. Developers are bad with
> WYSIWYG interface. Designers are the users of that potential WYSIWYG
> interface. Problem is that in the population we are trying to address,
> a large portion of them are developers without a sidekick designer.
> They are the one who want to be able to do simple UI "assemblage" from
> a file. EDC is way to complicated and powerful for what they want. We
> actually do not have anything to address the needs of this people.
> This is what I am talking above.

You say the population you are trying to address have a large portion
of developers.
You also said in your original email that there was 3 groups :
developers, developers, developers :D
I just want to mention, please don't forget about the designers or
even "wannabe designers".
I get the "more developers -> more apps -> more e/efl users"
But until 0.16, I think e became what it was in part because of themes
and customization.
There was a bunch of themes and it was fun :)

Everybody knows making a theme takes time. I think one reason is
because you have to recompile your edc just to see what happens when
you changed an offset. (I am currently trying to make a simple theme)
If I could just change a line and see the change instantly I would be
so happy. Enventor is nice but of course it has to recompile all edc
files.

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