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I don't know how one can be in IT and never hear about "cold boot/warm boot" or "code hot swapping" (as opposed to "cold" launch) or "warmed up VM" or a hundred
by arkadiytehgraet 9y ago
I don't know how one can be in IT and never hear about "cold boot/warm boot" or "code hot swapping" (as opposed to "cold" launch) or "warmed up VM" or a hundred other examples, all of which have exactly the same semantics.
It is especially confusing to read this from JS developer, where one of the greatest advantages of development environment is precisely hot swapping.
- alistproducer2 9y agoIn context, sure. To be fair, the article's title used the phrase in context. Once you name something, you invite that name to be used both in and out of context, which will lead to confusion. That was my general point, although I made it more concrete than I should've by saying "no one would know what the hell....."