> But if something like diff.io was in place in your browser, in your content publishing system, in your social networks, having it just in your CI would seem limited. Would you agree?
No, I don't. I have about 0 interest in seeing diffs of social networks or most web pages. It might make sense in a CMS but even there I think most people are better served by traditional textual diffs.
It sounds like you've found a good solution for a medium problem (preventing visual regressions) but want to expand it into a "movement."
No, I don't. I have about 0 interest in seeing diffs of social networks or most web pages. It might make sense in a CMS but even there I think most people are better served by traditional textual diffs.
It sounds like you've found a good solution for a medium problem (preventing visual regressions) but want to expand it into a "movement."