What, Seth, you never evaluate functionality to determine whether it will properly fulfill your needs or not? You simply press ahead and assume that the direction you've chosen to take will work regardless of whether functionality will support the application fully no matter how deeply integrated into said application the questionable functionality is?
Perhaps you enjoy wasting your time doing such things. I do not. If this functionality cannot be supported I will have to rethink a significant portion of the application's underpinnings and I have no desire to press ahead simply assuming that it will be fixed.
It's a complex problem. Mark understands it's important to me. I understand he's doing his best. 'Nuff said.
Perhaps you enjoy wasting your time doing such things. I do not. If this functionality cannot be supported I will have to rethink a significant portion of the application's underpinnings and I have no desire to press ahead simply assuming that it will be fixed.
It's a complex problem. Mark understands it's important to me. I understand he's doing his best. 'Nuff said.