I don't know if there is a place for spontaneous testimonials, so I'm saying it here.
As I was working through a massive cleanup of a development area in my file system -- thousands of redundant, obsolete files to check out, compare, find the most recent, delete the old stuff, etc -- I was struck by how incredibly useful BC(3) is at this. It has saved big chunks of my time and even my very butt many times. Most of the time, when I think I need such-such-a-feature right now, I look and it's there, and even better than I would have expected.
As a developer and interaction designer, I'm extremely tough on software -- I usually turn up serious deficiencies within 5 minutes of working with a new tool. But BC3 has been the opposite -- it has met about 90% of my needs on the spot, and even when it doesn't fit exactly, there is probably something close enough to help with the job. And it's all pretty easy to find -- rarely do I end up grrring about something the program does or not being able to locate functionality. It's much more common for me to say -- neat, what a great feature -- that's the way it should work, or even better than I would have done myself (and I pride myself on being pretty good at that kind of thing)
So, congratulations and thanks for a truly superior tool -- keep up the good work!
--David.
As I was working through a massive cleanup of a development area in my file system -- thousands of redundant, obsolete files to check out, compare, find the most recent, delete the old stuff, etc -- I was struck by how incredibly useful BC(3) is at this. It has saved big chunks of my time and even my very butt many times. Most of the time, when I think I need such-such-a-feature right now, I look and it's there, and even better than I would have expected.
As a developer and interaction designer, I'm extremely tough on software -- I usually turn up serious deficiencies within 5 minutes of working with a new tool. But BC3 has been the opposite -- it has met about 90% of my needs on the spot, and even when it doesn't fit exactly, there is probably something close enough to help with the job. And it's all pretty easy to find -- rarely do I end up grrring about something the program does or not being able to locate functionality. It's much more common for me to say -- neat, what a great feature -- that's the way it should work, or even better than I would have done myself (and I pride myself on being pretty good at that kind of thing)
So, congratulations and thanks for a truly superior tool -- keep up the good work!
--David.
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