By having a proper empty value, rather than a default of 0, we can actually check for people completing the form, and thus add the nice ux enhancements that check whether an experiment/site is complete and mark it as such.
So far I've tried null, which turns into 0, and NaN, which turns into null which turns into 0. I've got a good hunch about "" though.
By having a proper empty value, rather than a default of 0, we can actually check for people completing the form, and thus add the nice ux enhancements that check whether an experiment/site is complete and mark it as such.
So far I've tried null, which turns into 0, and NaN, which turns into null which turns into 0. I've got a good hunch about "" though.