The epitome of all LLM generated websites. I used to use ShadCN but when every LLM defaults to using this UI, it just makes mine look LLM generated.
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There will be times where a game source code has been lost in the void... and then you get these godsend people who are able to reverse the game and recreate it.
We need these talented people.
This website is terribly bad: - UX/UI is terrible and not user friendly - Infrastructure and the code is like COBOL from the 80s - No notifications when someone replies to your comment - Profile section is non-existent - API is just as bad as the website
I could go on with the list, but you get the idea... for a website which receives millions of visitors, it's a shame that it's so bad.
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Trinitycore emulator can handle 10k+ players on a single server.
The grid system is still using floats instead of flex/grid.
Not everything needs to be black and white and uniform.
It's becoming a habit where it is _okay_ to split your UI into many components, and those many components are doing their own separate thing, but the problem occurs when those components are doing their own API calls.
Hard reloading Reddit and looking at the total ajax requests, I am getting between 132 and 140 ajax requests to load a relatively simple page; text and images.
It's absurd how they manage to get into this state and think it's _okay_.
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Should probably change your domain.