Web developer classic: use Javascript to replace the native, working, internationally supported standard inputs with a different input mechanism that doesn't work.
(saving you a click: AZERTY has digits on the shift key, and for some reason the JS is handling raw keys rather than processed characters)
Reading this makes me feel like we have not learned any lessons at all in software engineering and UI design since the 1980s.
IBM CUA (1987) should be required reading https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Common_User_Access
Maybe, but I’ve searched for it many times out of curiosity, but have never managed to locate it online, and wouldn’t know if paper copies exist.
From Wikipedia, I get to https://web.archive.org/web/20010204033600/http://publib.bou...
That has one live link: https://web.archive.org/web/20010107084700/http://publib.bou..., but from there, the trail runs dead.
Do you have a link?
Web developer classic: use Javascript to replace the native, working, internationally supported standard inputs with a different input mechanism that doesn't work.
(saving you a click: AZERTY has digits on the shift key, and for some reason the JS is handling raw keys rather than processed characters)