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> in part 2 we talked about improving performance by pushing data directly to the client rather than waiting for the client to request the data I firmly believ
by pmlnr 7y ago
> in part 2 we talked about improving performance by pushing data directly to the client rather than waiting for the client to request the data
I firmly believe this should never, ever be done. This is the very reason I swapped to linux from windows xp many years ago: there was no way to tell the computer not to do anything unless I ask for it.
- PavlovsCat 7y agoBut when users get empowered they get ideas, and they lose the appetite for slop, and then the sky falls.
- mrsharpoblunto 7y agoWell you're loading the main feed page of instagram, you expect your feed photos to show right? We don't push random junk - its the content that the page needs to render something useful