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> I don't care if it can update the DOM 20% faster if React or Angular already does it within 16ms […] … on your beefy 1st world country developer machine. But
by wereHamster 7y ago
> I don't care if it can update the DOM 20% faster if React or Angular already does it within 16ms […]
… on your beefy 1st world country developer machine. But some of us are building websites and apps which are used by people in 3rd world countries, where CPUs are not as fast, RAM is not as plentiful, bandwidth costs more and latency is much higher.
It all comes down to what is the target user group. If I'm building an intranet app, where I know people will be using their local 10G LAN to load the page, and run it on their powerful office machines, then not even a 10MB bundle size would keep me up at night. But then there are projects for NGOs which need to be accessible in 3rd world countries and so my priorities shift.