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AFAIK, soft-real time has been a well known term since the 80s. It means that the quality of service degrades the longer it takes for a response to be returned,
by true_religion 10y ago
AFAIK, soft-real time has been a well known term since the 80s. It means that the quality of service degrades the longer it takes for a response to be returned, and eventually a response is worthless if enough time passes.
- bluecmd 10y agoI agree with that, but how does this apply to a javascript framework? You have no control over network latency or device CPU load.