The long road to changes in the graphical user interface
There are times when I wonder whether I should try to tackle some issue related to the graphical user interface in Button Men. And then I wonder whether I shouldn't leave the issue to someone more capable. I am the first to admit that I have no real tendency towards graphic design, and I'm not awfully good at Javascript or CSS. However, I can usually muddle my way through to implement something that works and can be unit tested. My real dilemma, though, is that that testers often disagree strongly with me on what they consider to be important. My overriding concern is to get things done so that they are functional. I lose interest when people get hung up on issues of consistency, aesthetics, or emotional response. I've always felt that it was more important to make a new feature available for use as soon as possible, even if it still had some rough edges, than to delay it until it was implemented perfectly. The issue is not only related to me, though. Many pull req...