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> Just send less script. A lot less. The less script you're sending, the less likely it is that your script is doing something dumb to make things slow. Isn't
by seanwilson 11y ago
> Just send less script. A lot less. The less script you're sending, the less likely it is that your script is doing something dumb to make things slow.
Isn't it more important to benchmark the parsing and execution time of your script? A large well optimised script could execute faster than a small unoptimised script.
- gsnedders 11y agoIn the majority of cases, load time dominates over execution time.
- bzbarsky 11y agoIf you're going to benchmark (especially on a variety of network connections), that trumps everything else, of course. Measurement of the actual workload is pretty much always better than general discussion about how workloads should be structured.