Six Stones Programming: No matter which function you think is useless, people who can use it will not be able to leave, so at least 99%

As an OFFICE software developer, I often hear some fallacies, such as: many functions are useless, 80% users use 20% functions, 90% users use 10% functions.

This sounds reasonable, but does it actually?Very deceptive.During the Yongzhong period, I refuted this fallacy: different users have different functional coverage, and you need to achieve at least 95% or even 99%.

As far as word processing in office software is concerned, isn't word processing just typing?Isn't that simple?Actually?Do you think Microsoft has nothing to do, developing so many near-infinite features?No, it doesn't work without a feature.This creates a huge obstacle for latecomers: all kinds of unknown functions emerge one after another, and they are all difficult.If there is not a person with a super high realm to set up a good frame, then it is really too much noodles and more water and more noodles.The code piles up, the problems grow, and the other is lost.

In fact, Jinshan and high schools are facing this problem.Tarzan OFFICE?With me, the person who founded Six Stones Programming, I smoothed it out from beginning to end (and I can't count on others).