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So, your argument is that it's not the implementation, but that the technology itself is fundamentally broken.
by ori_b 8y ago
So, your argument is that it's not the implementation, but that the technology itself is fundamentally broken.
- orange8 8y agoThat's not my argument, and I can see how it got misunderstood: mean to reply to the grandparent comment, which was comparing the responsiveness of a desktop app where all required resources are installed and locally available, to that of a web application. Whatever you build it with, if the data has to come down "through the wire" then you will wait..
- bitL 8y agoMy objection was that the previous designs provided exactly the same real-time information, used client-server architecture as well, but were fast.