> A web app with several megs of JS is most likely being developed and pushed to production on a schedule (daily, or weekly, or something). So you're probably r

> A web app with several megs of JS is most likely being developed and pushed to production on a schedule (daily, or weekly, or something). So you're probably re-downloading the whole thing every few days. That's a fair point that I hadn't considered. But still: native apps get updates too. I've been annoyed by really frequent update prompts. Maybe the web streamlines the process to a point where devs may not notice the overhead it's causing for users, but that still comes back to being a UX issue, not a technical one, IMO. Maybe continuous-integration isn't a good idea when it comes to client software in general. Maybe releases need to be artificially slowed to a weekly or monthly cadence, for the sake of the user experience.