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I think it comes down to requirements. If games aren't running smoothly, people simply won't play them. Business apps have it a lot easier - the users are more
by test1235 9y ago
I think it comes down to requirements. If games aren't running smoothly, people simply won't play them.
Business apps have it a lot easier - the users are more forgiving, I guess either because they don't have a choice in the matter or any better options.
- bobthedino 9y agoAlso the people who buy business apps are often not the people who actually have to use them every day. So UI/UX ends up being a much lower priority than say cost.
- hyperpallium 9y agoAnd, if the program processes data too quicky, users think it isn't working. (Managers, perhaps, think it isn't working hard enough.)
- tekromancr 9y agoFortunately, there is a rails library for that. https://github.com/airblade/acts_as_enterprisey https://github.com/airblade/acts_as_enterprisey
- Rusky 9y agoIf that were the problem, we would solve it by adding sleep() calls...