WYSIWYG copy/paste is bound to break at some point. But it should be pushed as far as possible to complex tasks not floated into the most abstract action - copying an address. The issue is conceptual, it is unrelated to implementation.
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WYSIWYG copy/paste is bound to break at some point. But it should be pushed as far as possible to complex tasks not floated into the most abstract action - copying an address. The issue is conceptual, it is unrelated to implementation.
google.com http://google.com
are not the same in the context of the web.
(Don't focus on the circus stunt. Instead, pay attention to the business lesson :)
The first thing to accept is that this is by definition an irrisponsiable thing to do...;)
Then you need to flow with it. The main thing is not aiming at fixing everything as fast as possible but rather in a way that will be as reliable as possible. Or in other words, your primary consideration should not be an early alert on Friday night, but rather a wilingness to work the weekend making sure whatever happened will not happen again.
The tech details really depend on the specific application.
(http://newteevee.com/2009/12/29/totlol-creator-learns-the-ha...)