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> The question is why. Why is the user experience so poor. Why is it all so sluggish now. Have we exchanged performance for developer convenience just to punt o
by chooseaname 6y ago
> The question is why. Why is the user experience so poor. Why is it all so sluggish now. Have we exchanged performance for developer convenience just to punt out more underperforming software?
Generally speaking, yes. We prioritize speed to market over everything always.
- Wowfunhappy 6y agoWhy? I can maybe understand it in the early experimental phase, but there ought to be a point where the software's authors go back and do it properly. It's worth the effort! If one application is significantly more responsive, people will think it feels nicer to use.
- WalterSear 6y agoBecause speed to market equals speed to market dominance.