The Database Programmer

The driving truth for the data source program programmer is that her users aren’t surfing. They are using a dedicated program written for the purposes of the business they work for. But to the application form user, who’re not surfing but are using a dedicated program, that has clicked “New Patient”, typed in the info, and clicked “Save”, the relative back again button is an optimistic menace.

It is misleading and dangerous. Picture a consumer on the customer’s screen, who then would go to the menu and picks the suppliers display screen. They work for five minutes on the vendor’s screen, and their wonderful snappy AJAX application is fetching search results and navigating from row to row and saving changes.

This is considered heresy by web programmers (you do not understand the net! They cry) but of course what is true on their behalf is not true for us, and vice-versa. This also leads to much work. We must give such features as UNDO with no native support in the browser and worse, with whatever native support the browser does have been intended for something completely different.

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This is inactive wrong for the application programmer. Application programmers have a power that is completely outside the connection with a natural web programmer: we can determine system requirements to the client. This led to many unsatisfied problems prior to the web, but with Firefox (and firebug!) we’ve a system that is free and robust now. We simply install Firefox (or instruct the IT department to take action) and we’ve a platform that we know will support our application.

Nothing illustrates the separate between your web and the desktop like key pad shortcuts. When Windows 95 swept the office world (but before the web really arrived to its), developers developed a new term for applications that required constant use of the mouse: we called them “mousetraps”. The most severe kind of mousetrap program requires an individual to constantly lift their hands from the keyboard and go to the mouse, back again then.

This is fatiguing, complicated, and terribly counter-productive for the end user. However the real problem is that the browser was created a mousetrap. From the perspective of the desktop programmer, keyboard shortcuts are an afterthought clearly, a “red-headed stepchild” as they say. ALT of ALT instead. This small change led me to understand that these folks to put it mildly, have never lived in my own world, and haven’t the slightest clue what my users need.

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