"The general rule is, the less programming you have to do, the less control you have over what you can possibly achieve. "
This IS generally true, unfortunately, but that's also largely the fault of the designers of these thing, whereby they do not design-in enough flexibility to allow for the user's creativity. It's not that these things HAVE to be bad, they just generally have a history of having been so.
This IS generally true, unfortunately, but that's also largely the fault of the designers of these thing, whereby they do not design-in enough flexibility to allow for the user's creativity. It's not that these things HAVE to be bad, they just generally have a history of having been so.