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Performance is I think for most people a matter of good-enough performance, most of the time, with good-enough and most varying wildly depending on context. Re
by InfiniteRand 7y ago
Performance is I think for most people a matter of good-enough performance, most of the time, with good-enough and most varying wildly depending on context.
Regarding the move towards the web, I think portability still matters, because a lot of web developers write code and potentially test code on Windows and but deploy on Linux for production.
- smabie 7y agoExcept it's not good enough. Every JVM project I've worked on had to work around the unpredictability of the VM: doing things like on a new deploy hitting all your endpoints a 100 times in order to warm things up. Or the curious cases when a trivial change in one part of your program somehow affects the performance characteristics of another. VMs don't provide enough benefits to justify the large burden of actually using them effectively.