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You are going backward with the 'Internet Explorer' like buy-in. That approach would only be faster in one segment; everything else will be slower. There is no
by korzun 9y ago
You are going backward with the 'Internet Explorer' like buy-in. That approach would only be faster in one segment; everything else will be slower.
There is no point in speeding up the raw compile time by a couple of minutes if you are increasing the development and testing time by a couple of weeks.
- captainmuon 9y agoWhat does IE have to do with this? And I don't think this will increase development time. If anything, it will allow people to innovate faster, since it is easier to contribute.