looking at what things you can undo/redo tells you what things the software developer saw as 'meaningful actions' you can't usually undo moving a window around, because that's thought of as 'a superficial UI change'pic.twitter.com/UtiufEzW8t
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Photoshop has a setting for whether layer visibility changes are undoable—in most other contexts, this would be weird to undo, but in PS, especially given the ability to invert visibility (and hide 99% of the document with one click) it’s essential to me.
[on different note, reading the screenshot] Has React become a lingua franca for talking about software architecture in general? I wonder how often an abstract concept ("OOP", "actors") has needed one popular implementation for a while BEFORE we fully own the abstraction itself.
My semi-pro tool is taking the medium road — I restore selection on undo and redo but you can’t undo selection itself.
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