One way Canvas has it right.

Re: The problem with Canvas -- Re: One way Canvas has it right.

by Marcus Green -
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I agree generally  though the Question bank and Quiz creation seems to have moved on leaps and bounds in the last few releases. I rarely hear anyone say "Moodle is lacking in features", but I do hear people say it is too complex/unfriendly. (Of course they are utterly wrong in this and need to buck their ideas up smile*

Word from HQ seems to be a focus on improving the UI, and the split of developers between front and back end seems like a very good idea. Plus they were recruiting a UI designer not so long ago.

*(Example of fix the user?)


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Re: The problem with Canvas -- Re: One way Canvas has it right.

by Colin Fraser -
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And as for Ruby on Rails... https://devhumor.com/media/the-popularity-of-ruby-seemed-out-of-place-for-a-moment

I don't know about the cartoon, but it seems to have lost a lot of momentum. 

https://www.quora.com/Do-ruby-on-rails-developers-get-paid-more-than-other-language-developers

So if Canvas is serious... I must wonder what is going on. 

These are not always reliable counters but usually there is a strong connection between demand-growth-income.