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m with you pal, memory leaks are the last topic you touch when optimizing a function, usually you start lowering the execution time, followed by I/O blocking is
by SadWebDeveloper 9y ago
m with you pal, memory leaks are the last topic you touch when optimizing a function, usually you start lowering the execution time, followed by I/O blocking issues then proceed to server-related issues, network latency and after all that is covered you start looking for "memory leaks" so explaining memory is usually unnecessary at this point, since usually JR's devs are more focused on producing software rather than optimizing it.
IMHO memory leaks are important only on embedded software because you start there with a really low memory available for your software to run.
- lhnz 9y agoIt's also very important when building long-running applications (e.g. electron applications).